A “Federalist Partnership” for Homeowners Insurance?
Girard Miller writes that with home insurance costs rising dramatically across the country due in part to climate change, "the states need to promote the…
Girard Miller writes that with home insurance costs rising dramatically across the country due in part to climate change, "the states need to promote the…
Lars Noah considers whether and to what extent the U.S. Constitution's Supremacy Clause could be used to preempt state vaccination bans. Read more here.
This episode explores the redistricting process and why it can be a controversial and contentious process. Federalism is a factor as states redraw legislative…
John Allen Livingston writes that many scholars have criticized the U.S. Bankruptcy Code as giving too little power to bankruptcy courts in municipal bankruptcy proceedings. Livingston…
Charles D. Curran suggests that the increased centralization of vaccination data during the Covid pandemic added a new dimension to vaccine hesitancy in the…
This week the U.S. Supreme Court ruled, partly on federalism grounds, that state and local officials cannot be convicted of accepting gratuities under a…
Ethan Yan writes that states have more influence in the current political system and especially on policy change than is usually recognized. He suggests…
Natalia Valero writes that federalism offers a way for groups to maintain identities, cultures, and distinctiveness. She suggests that federal governance can act as…
The Pew Charitable Trusts reports that federal pandemic recovery funds are boosting state-level efforts to improve water infrastructure. Read more here.
William W. Bratton reviews the history of corporate law federalism -- the interrelation of federal and state regulation of internal corporate affairs. Read more…
The Washington Kurdish Institute reports that the Iraqi constitution drafted after the removal of Saddam Hussein from power was intended to empower regional governments.…
Dan Awrey reviews the dual -- federal and state -- banking system in the United States and analyzes the potential threats posed to that system…
Daniel Chang reports on how expansion of the federally and state funded Children's Health Insurance Program has differed in two conservative states, Florida and…
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