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October 13, 2022

Has Iraq Arrived at a “Constitutional Moment”?

Safwan Al-Amin and Bilal Wahab consider whether Iraq is experiencing a "constitutional moment," including the effect the fundamental law's federalism clauses could play on…

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October 13, 2022

Is Canadian Federalism at Risk of Unraveling?

In an op-ed, Dónal Gill explores whether federalism in Canada is "unraveling" in the wake of two recent elections. Read more here.

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American Federalism

October 12, 2022

Biden Administration Embraces Limited Federal Cannabis Relief

Ilya Somin applauds the Biden administration's steps toward easing the federal government's marijuana prohibition. He suggests that President Biden could have gone further, with little…

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October 12, 2022

Brazilian Centralization and Decentralization

Rogerio Schlegel reviews Brazil's history of movement between centralization and decentralization from 1889 to 2020. This article is part of a topical issue of…

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American Federalism

October 10, 2022

Climate Change and American Federalism

Andrew Hammond looks at how climate change will interact with America's federal structure to present new challenges to the nation, particularly to the most vulnerable…

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October 10, 2022

Federalism and the Proposed Alberta Sovereignty Act

In an op-ed, Alan L. Ross explores proposed legislation that would give the province of Alberta the authority to ignore federal laws that it…

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October 7, 2022

Typology of Rights in the US and the EU

Mohamed Moussa suggests that traditional typologies such as floor/ceiling and centralization/decentralization fail to capture the interactions of rights in the United States and the…

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October 7, 2022

Presentation on Federalism and the Middle East

On October 14, the University of California, Santa Cruz, will host a virtual event with Asli Bâli titled, "From Revolution to Devolution? Dilemmas of Federalism…

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October 6, 2022

Conference on Tax Policy and Fiscal Federalism in the EU

On October 24, 2022, the Center for European Policy Studies will host a conference titled "Principled Tax Policy: The Future of Pillar Two and…

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October 6, 2022

Conference on Fiscal Federalism and Territorial Inequalities

On October 27-28, 2022, the International Association of Centers for Federal Studies will host a conference focusing on fiscal federalism and territorial inequalities. Read…

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October 5, 2022

Intergovernmental Relations and EV Vehicle Development in China

A group of writers have analyzed how intergovernmental relations have affected the development of electric vehicles in China. Read more here.

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American Federalism

October 5, 2022

The Federal Government and the Cost of Police Misconduct

Fred B. Brown explores whether the federal government should help states and localities pay for police misconduct through tax-exempt bonds. Read more here.

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American Federalism

October 4, 2022

Review of “Democratic Justice”

Lincoln Caplan reviews Democratic Justice: Felix Frankfurter, the Supreme Court, and the Making of the Liberal Establishment, by Brad Snyder. In the review, Caplan addresses…

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