50 Shades of Federalism is a project committed to informing the debate on different aspects of federalism. Project led by Drs Paul Anderson & Soeren Keil.
🚨 New article just published 🚨
In our latest publication, @BizunehYimenu examines the the achievements and limitations of ethnic accommodation in Ethiopia 🇪🇹
https://t.co/YSSck3R1s6
And we’re back! 🎉
A great piece by @ShahalKhoso examining the concept of ‘postcolonial federalism’ and the federal credentials of #Pakistan 🇵🇰
https://t.co/bIGZZnKJop
What role for conditional grants in the European Union? 💶 🇪🇺
New article by Mario Kölling examining the case of EU Cohesion Policy ⬇️
https://t.co/H9aotPG2H3
How do subnational units react to increasing centralisation from the centre?
In this article, Dr Rekha Oleschak Pillai (@InstituteOfFed) explores the Indian experience with a focus on the Southern states in challenging the federal government 🇮🇳
https://t.co/4lyKqKXF2Z
What role for foreign judges in a constitutional court?
In this piece, @JensWoelk & Harun Išeric discuss the somewhat controversial role of foreign judges in Bosnia-Herzegovina & misinterpreted links with EU membership
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https://t.co/jguroQlCE8
What does the future of federalism in Somalia look like? 🇸🇴
In our latest article, Mohamud Yasin (@WorldBank) explores some of the gaps in the federal model, with focus on the perennial issue of fiscal federalism 💰
https://t.co/kllnlvykeS
How best to deliver decentralisation in Armenia? 🇦🇲
In our latest paper, @Astghiiik, Flavien Felder & Soeren Keil (@InstituteOfFed) explore how local governance reforms can be enhanced to strengthen the municipal delivery of public services.
https://t.co/uAJhsLOKAP
‘Hamilton and Madison responded to opponents of the Constitution by arguing that state legislatures were uniquely situated to be the voice of the people who would sound the alarm if the general government exceeded its rightful authority’
https://t.co/nECbkUMIYf
Is regional identity in Europe a benefit or a burden? 🇧🇪 🇮🇹 🇩🇪 🇪🇸 🇬🇧 🇪🇺
New article by colleague as @FederalismNet on the issues, challenges and strategies to manage regional identities and enhance dialogue between different groups
https://t.co/S88ZIKgIS6
New proposals to reform intergovernmental relationships were set out in January 2022. One year on, @JoSchnabel38 and @Panderson2588 discuss how effective these reforms have proven so far.
https://t.co/PqBmc2Mpfm
It’s time to decolonise the study of federalism, argues Vikas K Choudhary.
He proposes ‘cultural federalism’ as a potential start, drawing on 🇮🇳 as an empirical example
https://t.co/EqXyLZM0Z1
How does intergovernmental cooperation take place in Argentina and what’s the effect on inter-regional inequalities? 🇦🇷 💰 🤝
@AltavillaCd discusses these topics in our most recent paper
https://t.co/m2a5jfRXIu
Does federalism make you happy?
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In this fascinating paper, Andreas Pehr (@EuracFederalism) argues YES, but more research is needed beyond western federations.
https://t.co/MgUiWKd0kU
📢 Job Alert Number 2 🚨
We’re looking to add to our expanding teaching and research portfolio and are recruiting a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer with specialisations in gender and security.
https://t.co/SwcNxxjnJJ
📢 JOB ALERT 🚨
We’re recruiting a lecturer in Politics/IR.🎓
Looking for candidates with expertise in either Latin America, Central/Eastern Europe or the Middle East. 🌍
Feel free to direct informal enquiries to @MatthewAlanHill 📧
https://t.co/jA5ypQa0Ea
Has federalism failed in Iraq or has it never really been implemented? 🇮🇶
New article from colleagues at @FederalismNet on #Iraq, #Federalism, #Kurdistan and #Oil
https://t.co/3hGLVot1uz
What role for cities in Swiss Federalism?
@fl_berg gives us his perspective, looking at the status of cities under both Cantonal and Federal Law
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https://t.co/CNAf43EYRX
Nova traducció al català del @50sofederalism:
🇺🇸 "De matisos a fragments: La democràcia federal dels EUA durant l’Administració Trump"
✍️ @JaredSonnicksen, quan era professor de Ciència Política a la @TUDarmstadt
https://t.co/rqhPpwgGKZ
𝐈𝐬 𝐝𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐲𝐫𝐢𝐚?
Nick Coleman @UniPassau discusses the current prospects & challenges to decentralisation - caught between growing public support & regime-led ‘authoritarian reconstruction’ 🇸🇾
https://t.co/0ExbUROkkG