Does Devolution Offer a Path for a Third-Party Candidate?
David Brooks contends that frustration with the national government has created an opportunity for a third-party presidential candidate who could campaign on redistributing power…
The Federalism Library is an online multimedia collection of articles, books, and podcasts exploring contemporary and classic questions related to federalism. It includes material created by the Center for the Study of Federalism, as well as carefully curated information from prominent writers on federalism.
David Brooks contends that frustration with the national government has created an opportunity for a third-party presidential candidate who could campaign on redistributing power…
EPA acting head Andrew Wheeler has halted two of his predecessor's efforts to roll back environmental regulations because he considers the rollbacks legally vulnerable.…
President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has signed a law intended to bring more autonomy to Muslims in the south of the country. It…
The federal Housing and Urban Development Department has largely stayed on the sidelines as an affordable housing crisis intensifies across the nation. The department's…
Ontario's premier, Doug Ford, announced that he plans to cut the size of Toronto's city council from 47 seats to 25 positions. Canadian cities…
In this op-ed, Cori Petersen contends that federal policies protecting wolf populations in the Great Lakes region exceed what is necessary for healthy wolf…
The Rockefeller Institute of Government and the Government Law Center at Albany Law School recently hosted a forum to consider the role that could…
Maxine Joselow looks at how the EPA's change in leadership might affect California's authority to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions from vehicles. Read more here.
A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives that takes no position on marijuana legalization but would spur research on state…
Aaron Klein contends that more spending on infrastructure by all levels of government and the private sector is necessary to meet the nation's needs…
A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by a number of cities and states questioning the addition of a citizenship question to…
A report this week in a South Tyrolean newspaper that Austria plans to offer citizenship to German-speaking -- but not to Italian-speaking -- residents of…
An op-ed in the Hindustan Times points to the nation's new goods-and-services tax as a positive example of cooperative federalism, but one that needs…
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