Shashank Kela describes the fundamental role federalism plays in India, and he examines the doctrine of states' rights. Read more here.
Vanessa Brown Calder suggests that, contrary to President Trump's stated support for a federal family paid leave policy, states and localities would be better…
Martin Olszynski writes that litigation of the federal government's greenhouse gas pricing plan concerns not only the constitutionality of the plan, but also the…
CSF Fellow John Kincaid writes that the complex characteristics of American federalism will thwart "the worst initiatives of Donald Trump's presidency." Read more here.
Writing that, "happily, we have federalism," Bill Alpert reports that the legalization of marijuana continues to progress despite the federal ban on the substance. Read…
The Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children has recently intervened in climate-change related litigation, arguing that children are particularly vulnerable to the negative…
Mattie Quinn reports that in every state where ballot measures to expand Medicaid have passed, Republicans have tried to undermine the expansion measures. Read more…
Federal government shutdowns -- and the continued threat of them -- have led several states to take steps to be better prepared in the…
Damage caused by invasive animals and plants have prompted states to seek increased federal assistance in combating the problem. Read more here.
Sudipto Mundle analyses the discrepancy among development indicators in India through the lens of education services. He recommends that discrepancies among states could be…
In an op-ed, Cielito F. Habito warns that if the nation shifts to a federal form of government, the economic gap between many regions…
Eugénie Brouillet, et al., have edited The Quebec Conference of 1864 (Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2018). The book's essays reflect the renewed historical interest in the…
Writing that "fiscal federalism with asymmetry in revenue and expenditure assignments inevitably leads to vertical and horizontal imbalances in public service provisioning," several scholars…
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