Canada Announces Federalism Research Funding
The Canadian government has announced a contribution of $10 million to the Institute for Research on Public Policy. The contribution will fund a permanent…
The Canadian government has announced a contribution of $10 million to the Institute for Research on Public Policy. The contribution will fund a permanent…
Thomas Wolf offers five points to consider about Maryland's gerrymandering case, which is slated to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court on March…
In this commentary, Kay Coles James writes that South Dakota and other states are waging an "unholy tax crusade" by seeking to tax online-only…
The World Bank has indicated its support of Nepal's transition to federalism by approving a $266 million credit to support the nation's financial structure…
William A. Birdthistle offers possible alternatives to the current system of defined benefits plans: one a federal account universally available to all Americans, and the other…
Royce de Rohan Barondes examines the federal Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, which allows certain individuals to possess firearms regardless of state restrictions. He contends…
California has begun to push back against a number of Trump administration initiatives, perhaps most vividly the administration's increased pace of deportations. Read more…
Roughly two thirds of federal grant dollars to states are in the form of Medicaid grants. Other types of grants typically given to states…
Catalan independence leader Carles Puigdemont recently expressed support for Swiss-style federalism for Catalonia, asserting that "if Spain were organized like Switzerland, there would have…
In this study of the relationship between judicial federalism and state-level representation, Jonathan P. Kastellec suggests a framework in which federal courts could provide…
Liz Farmer writes that the first major bipartisan banking bill since Dodd-Frank has both pluses and minuses for states and local governments. Read more here.
The mayor of Oakland escalated California's conflict with the federal government by warning of imminent operations in the community by federal immigration officers. Attorney…
Nineteen state attorneys general have filed an amicus brief supporting Minnesota and its anti-discrimination law in a case involving a media production company that…
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