Eghosa E. Osaghae analyzes why Ethiopia's system of ethnic federalism has been "troubled and unstable." Read more here.
In a blog post, Nicole De Palmenaer explores whether federalism is in crisis, or whether the current form of crisis management is outdated. Read…
Nagit Wagley looks back at Nepal's first five years under a federal constitution and considers the opportunities and challenges offered by upcoming elections this…
Armel Joris Massoda reviews the progress of decentralization in Cameroon, with an emphasis on the effects of a 2019 law intended to support this…
A group of scholars explore the idea that an effective response to climate change presents an unprecedented challenge to India, and will necessitate "reimagining…
Bilal Wahab explores the implications of a recent ruling from the Iraqi Federal Supreme Court that, Wahab contends, could threaten the nation's aspirations toward…
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development has released Fiscal Federalism 2022: Making Decentralization Work. Read more here.
Mohammad Wasim Newaz and Md. Saifur Rahman examine how the decentralization process in Bangladesh affects the management of common resources such as the water bodies that support…
Prakash Chandra Jha analyses how India's system of cooperative federalism has been tested during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more here.
A group of scholars examine fiscal federalism and disparities among Russia's regions. Read more here.
A group of scholars explore how fiscal decentralization in China could affect the development of renewable energy. Read more here.
Ashley South explores how educational issues in Myanmar relate to federalism and the self-determination of ethnic nationality communities. Read more here.
Silvana Gomes examines the ebb and flow of fiscal transfers between the national government and the provinces. Read more here.
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