Kenneth A. Shores and Matthew P. Steinberg examine the fiscal federalism aspects of K-12 funding in the wake of two educational crises. Read more…
The Center for the Study of Federalism, the Kansas State University College of Education, and several other sponsors will present a webinar on November…
Kirsten Matoy Carlson writes that the courts have failed to keep up with advances Congress has made in the relationship between the federal government and…
In an op-ed, Khim Lal Devkota asserts that the nation's reforms under the new constitution are occurring too slowly and that "the implementation of…
Kate Galloway and Melissa Castan explore the Love v. Commonwealth decision and how that decision -- and another case before the High Court of Australia -- affect…
Wendy E. Parmet contends that in the modern public health, political, and legal environment, "our federalism has become deadly." Read more here.
A group of scholars analyze how the institutions of three federal nations -- the United States, India, and Brazil -- empowered rather than constrained…
Michael B. Girrard has written a response to Danielle Stokes's recent article, "Renewable Energy Federalism."
A group of scholars contend that, in the political and economic turbulence of the past two decades, evidence about the efficacy of federalism is…
Jerry Dave Ntwari examines the role that federalism can play in bringing about progressive changes for marginalized groups in Southeast Asia. Read more here.
In a blog post, Francesco Palermo and Lorenzo Somigli explore whether federalism offers a way forward from the "deadlock" of consociationalism. Read more here.
Mario H. Lopez writes that an animal rights case pending before the U.S. Supreme Court, National Pork Producers Council v. Ross, "could have surprising, and…
In an op-ed, John Ibbitson argues that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's "aggressive federalism" is dividing the nation. Read more here.
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