The Political Geography of Federalism: An Inquiry Into Origins and StabilityWiley, 1975 - 273 էջ |
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... authority . The central authority in a confederation is compelled to reach the people only through the res- pective regional governments , which may or may not allow this contact . In a federation , by contrast , there is a direct ...
... authority . The central authority in a confederation is compelled to reach the people only through the res- pective regional governments , which may or may not allow this contact . In a federation , by contrast , there is a direct ...
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... authority of the Communist Party and increase in the independent authority of the central and the regional legislatures before this system could be regarded as within the fede- ral spectrum . Yugoslavia's position under the Constitution ...
... authority of the Communist Party and increase in the independent authority of the central and the regional legislatures before this system could be regarded as within the fede- ral spectrum . Yugoslavia's position under the Constitution ...
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... authority , though , no doubt , some beginnings in this direction had been made by the Mughals . Now , because they were aimed directly at the common central authority , the grievances of the common man in all parts of the country ...
... authority , though , no doubt , some beginnings in this direction had been made by the Mughals . Now , because they were aimed directly at the common central authority , the grievances of the common man in all parts of the country ...
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Federalism in Switzerland | 30 |
American Federalism | 41 |
Canadian Federalism | 70 |
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