federalism
Opinion
Austrian Federal Reform Stops Before It Starts
The promise of ‘change’ was key for the Austrian Christian democrats’ landslide victory in last year’s general elections.
Opinion
We Are Still a Long Way from Federalism
Michaell Keating discusses how we are still a long way from federalism but closer to a constitutional clash as further Brexit legislation looms. This article appeard in The Herald.
Opinion
Federalism, Brexit and the Union
Kezia Dugdale has reopened a discussion as to whether federalism might be the way forward for the UK but, suggests Gareth Evans, in doing so she has left a lot of old questions still needing
Publication
Event report - Constitutional Change in Canada and the UK: Challenges to Devolution and Federalism
Federalism in Canada and devolution in the United Kingdom both face emerging challenges. Questions exist over the right level of social solidarity and welfare.
Publication
Seeing the Same Canada? Visible Minorities’ Views of the Federation
Abstract
Canada’s history has been marked by competing visions of the country and regional grievances about how the federation works.
Opinion
Justin Trudeau and Canadian Federalism
André Lecours, University of Ottawa, discusses how for the first time in decades, there is uncertainty about a new Canadian government's vision of federalism.
Opinion
The UK’s Not So Federal Solutions
The term ‘federal’ has been thrown around fairly loosely since the general election but, says Bettina Petersohn, the current proposals fall along way short.
Opinion
Can the Union Survive the Election?
Thursday’s election leaves the Anglo-Scottish Union on the brink.
Opinion
Looking Beyond the Devolution of Powers
There is more to devolution than powers being controlled by the sub-state parliaments, says Nicola McEwen.