Public Policy and Federalism

Journal: IRIS •

Abstract

Territorial division of power and public policy-making - an overview the territorial division of power in comparative public policy research - an assessment Canada - dual and executive federalism, ineffective problem-solving regional policy and energy policy in the light of Swiss regional policy in Germany - the European Union as the great healer? living apart together - the Belgian intergovernmental co-operation in the domains of environment and economy ambigiuous centralism and occasional federalism by stealth - Great Britain the policy-making capabilities of a decentralized unitary state - the Dutch experience concluding remarks.

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How to Cite this Article

Dietmar Braun (2000). "Public Policy and Federalism". IRIS.