Jared Brey reports that some states are becoming increasingly active in a traditionally local domain -- housing policy. Read more here.
Rafael I. Pardo explores the origins of what he terms racialized bankruptcy federalism -- federalism policymaking in bankruptcy that results in racially harmful effects. Read…
The administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency has, in a recent speech at the National Association of Counties meeting, pledged that the Biden administration…
Anne Rachel Traum writes that federal courts have begun to -- and should continue to -- move away from the Younger abstention that has traditionally…
Ashley South explores how educational issues in Myanmar relate to federalism and the self-determination of ethnic nationality communities. Read more here.
Bridget A. Fahey explores the intergovernmental market in private data collected by the federal government, states, and localities, and how this data moves among these…
The U.S. Department of Labor has issued a guidance letter to state unemployment agencies expanding waivers for individuals who marked "able and available" for…
Jennifer N. Le explores whether 2022 will be the year that the federal government legalizes cannabis. She contends that the government's “'half in, half out regime'…
Silvana Gomes examines the ebb and flow of fiscal transfers between the national government and the provinces. Read more here.
Andre Claudio reports on how cities and counties are using billions of dollars in federal funds made available by the American Rescue Plan Act.…
Nicholas Aroney and Albert H.Y. Chen explore the "one country, two systems" constitutional order as practiced in Hong Kong from 1997-2019. Read more here.
In an op-ed, Mark Weatherford offers suggestions to states and localities about the most effective way to handle federal cybersecurity aid. Read more here.
Kery Murakami reports that, more than a year after the departure of the Trump administration, distrust of the Department of Homeland Security's immigration policies…
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