Liz Farmer reports that Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York have filed suit against the federal government on grounds that the new tax…
Johanna Jacobsson analyzes how services liberalization is carried out by countries having a federal structure. She focuses her analysis on nations that regulate such…
Zachary D. Clopton and Verity Winship contend that cooperative federalism offers a "natural fit" for the application of arbitration to shareholder claims. Read more…
Ira P. Robbins writes that the federal Controlled Substances Act's listing of marijuana as a Schedule I drug has led to overreaching by criminalizing…
In this op-ed, Shradha Ghale examines a new report from the Democracy Resource Center-Nepal that focuses on how federalism is being implemented at the…
The most recent print issue of the Stanford Law Review features a number of articles touching on federalism topics such as preemption, federalism in…
The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism has gathered a variety of statistics about the Philippines to help explain how a shift to a federal…
Two pending measures in Congress supported by driverless car manufacturers would largely preempt states from regulating such vehicles. Read more here.
Elaine S. Povich and Alayna Alvarez of the Pew Charitable Trusts examine what the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court could mean…
Two former chief justices of the Philippines presented differing views in Senate testimony about the proposal to move the country to a federal form…
Malavika Prasad writes about the federalism issues touched on in a recent case from India's Supreme Court. Read more here.
Ilya Somin writes that a recent ruling in favor of California's sanctuary-jurisdiction efforts might be the beginning of a lengthy legal battle over immigration…
In a chapter titled "Can Federalism Save the Yemeni State?" in Yemen and the Search for Stability: Power, Politics and Society After the Arab…
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