The American Constitution Society has published a program guide focusing on progressive federalism. Read more here.
Foqia Sadiq Khan briefly reviews the relationship between Pakistan's central government and the provinces. She writes that although the nation "has gradually moved towards…
Thomas Nachbar analyzes state-level net neutrality laws passed after the Federal Communications Commission rescinded net-neutrality rules. Read more here.
David S. Rubenstein and Pratheepan Gulasekaram write that, although the vast majority of detained immigrants are held in privately owned facilities, the federalism issues…
Writing in Cato Unbound, Dalibor Rohac suggests that federalism, by providing a number of sources of authority that keep each other in check, offers…
Ken Ivory, who serves in the Utah House of Representatives, suggests that a focus on federalism offers the best way to balance power between…
The Western Governors Association recently wrote the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works to encourage cooperative federalism in air quality management between…
In the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling in Murphy v. NCAA, Patrick Moran writes that Congress should use federalism as a guiding principle when…
Ilya Somin suggests that, by repeatedly attacking sanctuary jurisdictions and consistently losing in court, the Trump administration has unintentionally strengthened state autonomy. Read more here.
Writing that "the inclusion of the question is contrary to the Constitution," a federal district judge in California has rejected the Trump administration's plan to include…
The Trump administration plans to shift funding for Title X women's healthcare from reproductive health clinics to faith-based clinics. Mattie Quinn suggests that Texas, which…
Doctor organizations and health advocacy groups have urged the Trump administration to reject applications from five states seeking to implement Medicaid work requirements. Read…
A group of scholars have studied the impact of fiscal federalism on income inequality and redistribution. Read more here.
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