The Heritage Foundation will host a conference, via webinar and in person, on October 13 to discuss what states can do to restrict immigration.…
A number of states with small populations are objecting to a federal plan to take back and redistribute unspent emergency rent assistance. Read more…
Ilya Somin writes that, after a recent ruling by the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the "misbegotten" litigation concerning the state-and-local tax deduction…
Alan Greenblatt examines how federal aid has assisted localities during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more here.
Michael Gerson contends that during the years of the Trump presidency, "no traditional commitment has been more brazenly abused than federalism" (password required). Read more here.
The credit rating firm Fitch Ratings points to Canada's highly decentralized governmental structure as a key reason for the nation's strong provincial, territorial, and…
A group of scholars explore how changes in the administrative-territorial structure affect ethnic voting in Kenya. Read more here.
Thomas B. Bennett examines the state rejection of federal caselaw, which Bennett contends has not received sufficient scholarly attention. Read more here.
The U.S. Treasury Department has issued guidelines describing how it will claw back rent-relief funds from states and localities that have been slow to…
Girard Miller offers tips to localities for how to find and obtain the additional aid that is soon expected to flow from the federal…
Wesley Wehde and Junghwa Choi examine the public's preferences for which level of government should be responsible for managing different types of disasters (password…
Daniel Weinstock contends that careful consideration should be given to which level of government can best address specific healthcare issues. Read more here.
Ben Miller reports that with the CARES Act funding deadline of December 31 approaching, some states and localities still have significant sums left unspent.…
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