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American Federalism

December 2, 2021

Covid-19 and Political Polarization in the United States

CSF Fellows John Kincaid and J. Wesley Leckrone write that the most important feature of the U.S. response to the Covid-19 pandemic has been…

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News

December 2, 2021

Indian Federalism and the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act

A group of authors explore India's asymmetric federalism, particularly in the case of the 2019 Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act. Read more here.

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American Federalism

December 1, 2021

CDC Vaccine Mandate Blocked by Federal Court

A federal district court has blocked the implementation of the Centers for Disease Control's vaccine mandate for healthcare workers in facilities in ten states…

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American Federalism

December 1, 2021

Local Leadership and Federal Aid

Bill Lucia reports the results of a survey indicating that 80 percent of responding mayors say that homelessness, transportation infrastructure, and social spending programs…

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News

November 30, 2021

Devolution and Public Versus Private Healthcare

Joan Costa-Font and Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell examine how devolution in Spain has affected choice in public versus private healthcare. Read more here.

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American Federalism

November 30, 2021

Citizenship Federalism

Emily Chertoff explores the outer limits of states' abilities to regulate noncitizens. Read more here.

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Books

November 24, 2021

Equality in Federal Nations

A group of scholars have edited The Principle of Equality in Diverse States: Reconciling Autonomy with Equal Rights and Opportunities (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2021). The book looks…

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American Federalism

November 24, 2021

States Await Federal Vaccination Mandate Litigation

Pending litigation in federal court has left 26 states in limbo regarding whether they will be required to follow the Occupational Safety and Health…

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American Federalism

November 23, 2021

Federal Budget Bill Would Mean More Funds for States and Localities

The "Build Back Better" bill that passed the U.S. House last Friday would, if it passes the Senate, include hundreds of billions of dollars…

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American Federalism

November 23, 2021

Interview with Jeffrey Sutton About State Constitutional Guarantees

Clay S. Jenkinson has interviewed Jeffrey Sutton, a federal judge and author of Who Decides: States as Laboratories of Constitutional Experimentation. Sutton contends that a…

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News

November 20, 2021

CSF Sends Resolution to Ethiopian Embassy Protesting Arrest of Prof. Assefa Fiseha

Dear Ambassador Fitsum Arega:   The Center for the Study of Federalism expresses its very deepest alarm about the recent arrest of Prof. Assefa…

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News

November 20, 2021

Electoral Governance in Asian Federations

Michael Pal examines the constitutional politics of electoral governance in federations by focusing on the role of election commissions in Asian nations. Read more…

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American Federalism

November 20, 2021

New Federalism and Civil Rights

A group of writers explore how states and localities can enforce civil rights even in the absence of federal civil-rights enforcement. Read more here.

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