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February 7, 2025

Turkey and Syrian Federalism

This week, Turkey's foreign minister asserted that federalism will play no role in Syria's governmental structure. According to this report, this contrasts with the views…

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February 7, 2025

The Federal Freeze and State Health Departments

Carl Smith reports that state and local health departments are dealing with uncertainty due to the Trump administration's attempt to freeze health-related federal funding.…

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February 6, 2025

State Standing and Immigration Federalism

Jacob Hamburger offers a framework for state standing grounded in an analysis of immigration federalism in the wake of the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court decision United States…

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February 6, 2025

Recent Supreme Court Rulings and Extreme Gerrymandering

Michael Gentithes considers recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings on gerrymandering and the effect that they have had on federal and state jurisprudence in this…

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February 5, 2025

The State of Administrative Federalism in Nepal

In an op-ed, Binay Mishra warns that the idea that key administrative officials at the provincial level should be federal, rather than provincial, officers runs…

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February 5, 2025

Standing and Judicial Federalism

Adam Flaherty and Isaiah W. Ogren warn that recent changes to the standing doctrine announced by the U.S. Supreme Court have left valid claimants…

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February 4, 2025

Leaders Debate Nepal’s Progress in Implementing Federalism

At a recent conference, a number of Nepalese leaders offered a variety of views on the state of federalism in their nation. Read more…

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February 4, 2025

Intergovernmental Relations in Pandemic Italy

Gaia Matilde Ripamonti examines Italian regions’ behavior in vertical and horizontal intergovernmental relations during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more here.

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February 3, 2025

Should Federal Sub-Units Have a Right to Secede?

A group of scholars explore the merits of including a right to secession in federal nations' constitutions. Read more here.

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February 3, 2025

Can Local Schools Resist Trump Administration Education Orders?

Dana Goldstein writes that the Trump administration's efforts to exert more control over public schools could encounter resistance because, in Goldstein's words, the United States is "a…

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January 30, 2025

Heightened Federal Involvement in California Water Management Announced

The Trump administration's recently announced water-delivery plans for California have led state officials to push back against the administration's claimed basis for federal intervention.…

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January 30, 2025

States and Localities React to Freezing of Funds

Jared Brey reports that the Trump administration's freezing of a vast array of federal funding has resulted in "confusion and worry among funding recipients and public…

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January 29, 2025

The Establishment Clause and Jurisdictional Diversity

Steven Douglas Smith writes that recent U.S. Supreme Court Establishment Clause rulings, which purport to be based on history and tradition, fail to take…

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