Nick Lewis explores whether political elites in Scotland contribute to nationalist/unionist division through their rhetoric. Read more here.
Stefanie Lindquist writes that Georgia's indictment of Donald Trump is a confirmation of states' rights, and that "prosecutions at both levels represent the very…
Nancy Augustine discusses the intergovernmental system in the United States, which she suggests "has not been prioritized." Read more here.
In an op-ed, Norman Eisen and Amy Lee Copeland contend that the most recent indictment against Donald Trump offers "a reminder of the genius…
Carol S. Weissert has authored Rethinking Federalism Studies (Northampton, Mass.: Edward Elgar, 2023). The book explores the linking of scholarship to the politics of…
In an op-ed, Norman Eisen and Amy Lee Copeland contend that the most recent indictment against Donald Trump offers "a reminder of the genius of American…
Carol S. Weissert has authored Rethinking Federalism Studies (Northampton, Mass.: Edward Elgar, 2023). The book explores the linking of scholarship to the politics of federalism in…
Hayat Omar writes that, in the face of an increase of political violence in Africa, "despite the uneven results of federalism in African nations…
William Michael Treanor contends that Gouverneur Morris exerted a previously underestimated influence in creating the "Federalist Constitution." Read more here.
Timothy Harris analyzes the declining importance of state property law in takings jurisprudence. Read more here.
Adam B. Sopko examines recent efforts to seek protection of civil rights in state, rather than federal, courts. Read more here.
A group of scholars explore what they term "brute force (anti) federalism" -- the increasing use of trial and error tactics at the state…
A group of writers trace how federal and state leaders coordinated to bring about a more comprehensive vaccination program in the United States. Read…
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