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January 15, 2018

Federalism and Same-Sex Marriage in Mexico and Argentina

Jordi Díez notes that same-sex marriage is now legal in Mexico and Argentina. But he argues that the different paths that each took to legality…

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January 15, 2018

150 Years of Canada’s Constitution Act

To mark the 150th anniversary of Canada's Constitution Act, Perspectives on Federalism has gathered a series of papers exploring the history and influence of…

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January 11, 2018

Immigration and Devolution in Canada

Davide Strazzari notes that the Canadian government has devolved considerable migrant selection powers to all the provinces rather than just Quebec, as had been done previously. He writes that…

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American Federalism

January 11, 2018

American and Canadian Sub-federal Governmental Influence on Trade Negotiations

Christopher J. Kukucha writes about how the federal systems in Canada and the United States have affected the negotiation of international trade agreements. Kukucha…

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January 10, 2018

Local Communities in Mexico Reject State Control

A number of communities in Mexico have responded to official corruption and drug-related violence by rejecting state control and hiring militias for protection. Read more here.

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January 9, 2018

Manitoba Balks at Federal-Provincial Marijuana Revenue Plan

Manitoba is the only province refusing to join a federal-provincial agreement to share the tax revenue from legalized cannabis. The federal government and 12…

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January 1, 2018

Canadian Multilevel Governance in the Digital Era

Davide P. Cargnello and Maryantonett Flumian examine three trends shaping governance in Canada: the rise of digital culture, the reduced use of traditional intermediaries…

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December 30, 2017

Federalism as Viewed in Ontario and Quebec

The Mowat Centre, along with Alain-G. Gagnon, have released a study of public opinion in Ontario and Quebec about a wide range of subjects,…

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December 28, 2017

European Parliaments and EU Economic Governance

These articles examine the effects that the new structure of European Union economic governance has had on the European Parliament and the parliaments of…

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December 28, 2017

Survey Suggests Key Influence on Catalan Election

A new study suggests that the results of the recent Catalan independence vote divided largely along whether voters' first language is Catalan or Spanish.…

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December 26, 2017

Luis Moreno on the Catalonia Vote

Luis Moreno writes that Catalonia’s December 21 election produced an indecisive result. Although separatist parties won 70 seats in Catalonia’s 135-member parliament, the non-secessionist…

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December 26, 2017

European Union Integration and “Stateless Nations”

Paolo Dardanelli writes that some of the most pro-union political parties in Europe favor national independence. In examining this paradox, he argues that European…

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December 22, 2017

European Union Responds to Polish Judiciary Changes

The European Union launched an unprecedented disciplinary action against Poland this week in response to the government's moves to assert more control over the…

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