James Rothwell suggests that Britain's decision to leave the European Union could push Poland "into the grip of EU federalism." Read more here.
The National Conference of State Legislatures has scheduled a series of redistricting seminars in advance of the 2021 release of census data. Read more here.
In this op-ed, Antonio Tujan writes that federalism will not be a "silver bullet solution" to the nation's challenges. Tujan contends that the nation…
Laurence Norman and Drew Hinshaw write that although the European Union has spent lavishly in an attempt to unify the continent, many of the…
Mattie Quinn reports that cities are increasingly turning to litigation to sort through disagreements with the federal government about health-care issues. Read more here.
Mississippi has applied for a federal waiver that would allow it to implement work requirements for Medicaid. But unlike Kentucky, Mississippi refused to accept…
Ira Stoll writes that left-learning groups are rediscovering ways that federalism can help advance their causes. Read more here.
Payas Jain explores what makes a constitution "federal," and whether there is any value to identifying a nation, such as India, as "quasi-federal" or…
Lizhi Liu and Barry R. Weingast write that because China lacks a strong legal infrastructure, businesses there are much more vulnerable than business ventures…
Will Freeman offers case studies of Mexico and Serbia in suggesting that pockets of democracy sometimes exist within authoritarian regimes. He theorizes that when…
Tracy Hester writes that climate litigation has revived in state courts after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that the federal Clean Air…
Lynn Edelman contends that the adherence to federalism by the conservative majority of the Supreme Court has had such disastrous consequences for the African-American…
Nikolaos Komninos Hlepas writes that Greece introduced decentralization measures after admission to the European Union in 1981. Hlepas suggests that in recent years, however,…
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