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Federation - Understanding Governance Structures and Regional Dynamics in Complex Political Systems - cover

Federation - Understanding Governance Structures and Regional Dynamics in Complex Political Systems

Fouad Sabry

Publisher: One Billion Knowledgeable

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Summary

Explore the Complexities of Federal Systems with Federation
 
Federation offers a thorough exploration of federated states, their evolution, and their influence on global governance. A key resource for professionals, students, and political enthusiasts, this book goes beyond the basics of political structures, offering deeper insights into federal systems and their impact.
 
Chapters Brief Overview
 
1: Federation - Defines the concept and distinguishes it from other political forms.
 
2: Federalism - Examines the principles and governance implications of federalism.
 
3: Federalist - Reviews the influence of federalist thought on political structures.
 
4: EU Federalisation - Analyzes EU federalisation and its effects on members.
 
5: Federated State - Explores the functions of federated states in federal systems.
 
6: Confederation - Contrasts federations and confederations, highlighting power balance.
 
7: Unitary State - Compares unitary systems with federations, focusing on power centralization.
 
8: Asymmetric Federalism - Reviews federal systems with varying regional autonomy.
 
9: Federalism in Germany - Analyzes Germany’s federal system and its evolution.
 
10: Federalism in the UK - Explores federal elements in the UK’s governance.
 
11: Secession - Discusses secession challenges within federal structures.
 
12: German Reich - Reviews the influence of federalism on the German Reich.
 
13: Canada’s Constitutional Debate - Explores key debates shaping Canada’s federal system.
 
14: State Government - Analyzes state governments' roles in federal systems.
 
15: Political Unitarism - Reviews unitarism as a contrast to federalism.
 
16: Central Government - Explores the functions of central governments in federations.
 
17: Political Union - Reviews political unions and their role in federal frameworks.
 
18: Federacy - Explains federacy, a hybrid political organization.
 
19: Staatenverbund - Examines Staatenverbund and its relevance to federalism.
 
20: Countries by Federal System - Lists countries with federal systems worldwide.
 
21: Proposed UK Confederation - Reviews proposed confederation models for the UK.
 
Federation is an essential read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the nuances of federalism. This resource offers a wealth of knowledge at an unbeatable value.
Available since: 10/19/2024.
Print length: 280 pages.

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