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Fédéralisme

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Contemporary American federalism

Joseph Francis Zimmerman

1992

Explaining America

Gary Wills

1981

Cabinets and first ministers

Graham White

2005

Designing Europe

David McKay

2001

Quiet resolution

Georges Mathews

1990

Federalism and the making of America

David Brian Robertson

2012

Federalism and intergovernmental relations in Canada and other countries

Karen Ort

1977

The wired nation continent

K. T. Livingston

1996

International legal aspects of federalism

Ivan Bernier

1973

Courts and Federalism

Gerald Baier

2006

Comparing federal systems

Ronald L. Watts

1999

The politics of Belgium

John Fitzmaurice

1996

Market rules

Brown, Douglas M.

2002

Entering the eighties

R. Kenneth Carty, W. Peter Ward

1981

The new federalism

Michael D. Reagan

1972

The ideological origins of American federalism

Alison L. LaCroix

2010

Secession and self

Gregory Millard

2008

Federalism

Raoul Berger

1987

Rethinking federalism

Claude E. Barfield

1981

Comparative federalism

Thomas O. Hueglin, Alan Fenna

2005

The European Union and the Regions

J. Barry Jones, Keating, Michael

1995

Contemporary American federalism

Joseph Francis Zimmerman

1992

Misconceiving Canada

Kenneth McRoberts

1997

State, society, and the development of Canadian federalism

Richard Simeon

1990

Notes on federal governments, past and present

Thomas D'Arcy M'Gee

1865

Whistling past the graveyard

Thomas, David M.

1997

The Federalist, or, The New Constitution

John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison

1817 ★ 4.4

Québec and Canada

John Fitzmaurice

1985

The British tradition of federalism

Burgess, Michael

1995

The Federalization of Spain

Luis Moreno

2001

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