Publius: The Journal of Federalism

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Volume 33, issue 4, 2003

Challenges to India's Centralized Parliamentary Federalism pp. 1-20

Mahendra P. Singh and Douglas V. Verney

Rethinking Federalism: Changing Power Relations Between the Center and the States pp. 21-42

Amaresh Bagchi

Incentivizing Fiscal Transfers in the Indian Federation pp. 43-62

Govinda Rao

India's States and the Making of Foreign Economic Policy: The Limits of the Constituent Diplomacy Paradigm pp. 63-82

Rob Jenkins

The Changing Politics of States' Reorganization pp. 83-98

Akhtar Majeed

The Struggle for Local Government: Indian Democracy's New Phase pp. 99-118

Peter Ronald deSouza

The Indian Police: Problems and Prospects pp. 119-134

Raghavan R.k

Coalitions and Party Strategies in India's Parliamentary Federation pp. 135-152

Eswaran Sridharan

From Quasi-Federation to Quasi-Confederacy? The Transformation of India's Party System pp. 153-172

Douglas V. Verney

Volume 33, issue 3, 2003

The State of American Federalism, 2002-2003: Division Replaces Unity pp. 1-44

Dale Krane

Wildfires Create New Intergovernmental Challenges pp. 45-62

Bruce D. McDowell

Federalism and the Constitutional Right to Keep and Bear Arms pp. 63-82

Nelson Lund

The Rehnquist Court and Indigenous Rights: The Expedited Diminution of Native Powers of Governance pp. 83-110

David E. Wilkins and Keith Richotte

The Impact of Term Limits on State Legislators' Ambition for Local Office: The Case of Michigan's House pp. 111-122

Rebecca A. Tothero

The Shadow of Sharia Over Nigerian Federalism pp. 123-144

J. Isawa Elaigwu and Habu Galadima

Public Opinion on Federalism in Canada, Mexico, and the United States in 2003 pp. 145-162

John Kincaid, Andrew Parkin, Richard L. Cole and Alejandro Rodriguez

Book Reviews pp. 170-168

Chris W. Bonneau

Book Reviews pp. 211-166

Kevin R. C. Gutzman

Book Reviews pp. 230-170

Douglas Brown

Volume 33, issue 2, 2003

Reform or Resistance? Local Government Responses to State-Mandated Ethics Reform in Kentucky pp. 1-15

Richard C. Fording, Penny M. Miller and Dana J. Patton

Making Non-Citizens: Consequences of Administrative Centralization in Tocqueville's Old Regime pp. 17-35

Donald J. Maletz

State Attorneys General, Entrepreneurship, and Consumer Protection in the New Federalism pp. 37-53

Colin Provost

Historical Estimates of Total Taxable Resources for U.S. States, 1981-2000 pp. 55-72

Michael L. Compson

Book Reviews pp. 218-77

Deborah E. Ward

Book Reviews pp. 272-82

Roger Richman

Book Reviews pp. 328-79

Robert Leonardi

Volume 33, issue 1, 2003

Fiscal Federalism for Emerging Economies: Lessons from Switzerland? pp. 1-21

Ivan Baron Adamovich and Gerald Hosp

The Federal Spending Power in Canada: Nation-Building or Nation-Destroying? pp. 23-44

Hamish Telford

Homogeneity and Democracy in Austrian Federalism: The Constitutional Court's Ruling on Direct Democracy in Vorarlberg pp. 45-57

Anna Gamper

Federal Homogeneity from the Bottom Up: Provincial Shaping of National HIV/AIDS Policy in South Africa pp. 59-74

Nico Steytler

Extinguishing the Twin Relics of Barbaric Multiculturalism—Slavery and Polygamy—From American Federalism pp. 75-92

John Kincaid

Book Reviews pp. 181-101

David A. Shirk

Book Reviews pp. 462-99

Gretchen MacMillan

Book Reviews pp. 615-97

K. K Kailash

Volume 32, issue 4, 2002

The State of American Federalism, 2001-2002: Resilience in Response to Crisis pp. 1-28

Dale A. Krane

Managing Intergovernmental Responses to Terrorism and Other Extreme Events pp. 29-50

Louise K. Comfort

The Post-2000 Round of Redistricting: An Entangled Thicket within the Federal System pp. 51-70

Richard L. Engstrom

What Role Does the “Federalism Bonus” Play in Presidential Selection? pp. 71-90

Randall E. Adkins and Kent A. Kirwan

More, Less, or More of the Same? Trends in State Social Welfare Policy in the 1990s pp. 91-108

Marcia K. Meyers, Janet C. Gornick and Laura R. Peck

Short Circuit: Federal-State Relations in the California Energy Crisis pp. 109-122

Mary M. Timney

Public Opinion on Federalism in the United States and Canada in 2002: The Aftermath of Terrorism pp. 123-148

Richard L. Cole, John Kincaid and Andrew Parkin

Book Reviews pp. 178-156

Jan Erk

Book Reviews pp. 203-160

Thomas O. Hueglin

Book Reviews pp. 242-155

Jim Seroka

Volume 32, issue 3, 2002

Congressional Responses to the Rehnquist Court's Federalism Decisions pp. 1-24

John Dinan

Can Decentralization Limit Government Growth? A Test of the Leviathan Hypothesis for the Indian Federation pp. 25-46

Mala Lalvani

Connecting Minorities to the Swiss Federal System: A Frozen Conception of Representation and the Problem of “Requisite Variety” pp. 47-66

Yannis Papadopoulos

Asymmetric Federalism and Coalition-Making in Belgium pp. 67-88

Wilfried Swenden

Treaty Federalism in Northern Canada: Aboriginal-Government Land Claims Boards pp. 89-114

Graham White

Tribes, States, and the Management of Lake Resources: Lakes Coeur d'Alene and Flathead pp. 115-132

Patrick Impero Wilson

Book Reviews pp. 244-143

Ross E Cheit

Book Reviews pp. 348-138

John Rouse

Book Reviews pp. 497-146

Leslie Friedman Goldstein

Book Reviews pp. 582-140

Robert F. Pecorella

Volume 32, issue 2, 2002

Introduction to the Global Review of Federalism pp. 1-2

Michael A. Pagano

American Federalism on the Horizon pp. 3-22

Ann O'M. Bowman

Brazil: The Prospects of a Center-Constraining Federation in a Fragmented Polity pp. 23-48

Celina Souza

Intergovernmental Relations in Canada: The Emergence of Collaborative Federalism pp. 49-72

David Cameron and Richard Simeon

Federalism in Nigeria's New Democratic Polity pp. 73-96

J. Isawa Elaigwu

Recent Developments of Swiss Federalism pp. 97-124

Thomas Fleiner

Central Governing Incapacity and the Weakness of Political Parties: Russian Democracy in Disarray pp. 125-146

Kathryn Stoner-Weiss

Australian Federalism: A Prospective Assessment pp. 147-166

Brian Galligan and John S. F. Wright

Book Reviews pp. 228-171

Thomas O. Hueglin

Book Reviews pp. 239-173

Carol S. Weissert

Volume 32, issue 1, 2002

Introduction: Federalism and Surface Transportation pp. 1-5

Bruce D. McDowell and Sheldon Edner

Surface-Transportation Funding in a New Century: Assessing One Slice of the Federal Marble Cake pp. 7-24

Sheldon Edner and Bruce D. McDowell

Reforming the U.S. Department of Transportation: Challenges and Opportunities of the Government Performance and Results Act for Federal-State Relations pp. 25-44

Teresa Curristine

Intergovernmental Lobbying for the Passage of TEA-21 pp. 45-64

Joseph R. Marbach and J. Wesley Leckrone

State and Local Government Officials' Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relationships in Surface Transportation Policy: 1987 and 2001 pp. 65-85

Robert Jay Dilger

Metropolitan Planning Organizations: Findings and Recommendations for Improving Transportation Planning pp. 87-105

Andrew R. Goetz, Paul Stephen Dempsey and Carl Larson

Metropolitan Planning Organizations and the New Regionalism: The Case of Louisville pp. 107-129

Ronald K. Vogel and Norman Nezelkewicz

Variations in the Use of Grant Discretion: The Case of ISTEA pp. 131-142

Patrick Fisher and David Nice

Rail Mergers, Trade, and Federal Regulation in the United States and Canada pp. 143-159

Daniel Madar

The Provision of Highways in Canada and the Federal Government pp. 161-180

Mathieu Turgeon and Francois Vaillancourt

Book Reviews pp. 182-191

Robert Agranoff

Book Reviews pp. 195-194

Suzanne U Samuels

Book Reviews pp. 278-188

David G. Murphy