Mark Sandford reviews the downward transfer of power occurring in England in the mid-2010s. Read more here.
Patrick Taillon, a law professor Université Laval, has proposed that Quebec be an equal partner with Ottawa in selecting the three Supreme Court justices that the…
In an interview, the speaker of the parliament of the state of Rakhine discusses the continuing importance of the nation's push for democracy and…
Paulo Vila Maior reviews the historiography of European integration to evaluate whether supranational interests or national interests prevailed during sovereign debt crises. Read more here.
Marisa Beck and Bryson Robertson write that the nation's federal structure "both generates and exacerbates the institutional fragmentation of the energy information system." Read more here.
The World Bank and Nepal have come to terms on a $100 million project intended to provide a more robust fiscal federalism framework and…
Yonatan Fessha urges both sides in the referendum dispute between the Sidama people and the federal government to resolve the issue quickly to avoid…
In his fourth state of the nation address, President Rodrigo Duterte stated that he will continue to push for a change to a federal…
Andrew Parkin reports that most Canadians prefer leadership from the federal government, rather than the provincial governments, in developing the nation's approach toward climate…
In a blog post, Santosh Paul contends that simultaneous elections pose a threat to both federalism and democracy. Read more here.
In an op-ed, Chito Gavino III identifies three overarching issues which he contends must be carefully thought through as the nation continues to consider…
The latest Journal Citation Reports (Web of Science Group, 2019) reveal that the Impact Factor for Publius: The Journal of Federalism has risen to 1.528. To celebrate this…
A group of scholars has studied the role of ethnicity on the allocation federal finances in Nigeria. Read more here.
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