Publius: The Journal of Federalism

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Volume 31, issue 4

Rights and the Political Process: Physician-Assisted Suicide in the Aftermath of Washington v. Glucksberg pp. 1-22

John Dinan

Fiscal Decentralization and Federalism in Latin America pp. 23-41

Maria Escobar-Lemmon

After Decentralization: Patterns of Intergovernmental Conflict in Argentina, Brazil, Spain, and Mexico pp. 43-64

Alfred P. Montero

Multi-Sphere Governance in South Africa: An Interim Assessment pp. 65-92

Richard Simeon and Christina Murray

Federal Arrangements as a Peacemaking Device During South Africa's Transition to Democracy pp. 93-106

Nico Steytler and Johann Mettler

Anglicizing the United States Constitution: James Bryce's Contribution to Australian Federalism pp. 107-130

John S. F. Wright

Book Reviews pp. 304-139

Marshall L. DeRosa

Book Reviews pp. 375-149

Scott J. Spitzer

Book Reviews pp. 429-135

Colleen A. Sheehan

Volume 31, issue 3

The State of U.S. Federalism, 2000-2001: Continuity in Crisis pp. 1-69

John Kincaid

Federalism in the 2000 Presidential Election pp. 71-95

Troy E. Smith

The West in Flames: The Intergovernmental Politics of Wildfire Suppression and Prevention pp. 97-110

Charles Davis

Education Reform and the Politics of 2000 pp. 111-129

Kenneth Godwin and Wenda Sheard

The Sprawl Debate: Let Markets Plan pp. 131-149

Peter Gordon and Harry W. Richardson

Wealth-Transfer Taxes in U.S. Fiscal Federalism: A Levy Still in Need of Reform pp. 151-171

J. Richard Aronson and Vincent G. Munley

Who Preempted the Massachusetts Burma Law? Federalism and Political Accountability Under Global Trade Rules pp. 173-204

Robert Stumberg and Matthew C. Porterfield

Book Reviews pp. 190-222

Arthur M. Holst

Changing Public Attitudes on Power and Taxation in the American Federal System pp. 205-214

John Kincaid and Richard L. Cole

Book Reviews pp. 214-224

Nathan Jensen

Book Reviews pp. 216-220

David Berman

Volume 31, issue 2

Federalism: The Lost Tradition? pp. 1-14

Charles S. McCoy

National-State Relations: Cooperative Federalism in the Twentieth Century pp. 15-30

Joseph F. Zimmerman

Managing Within the Matrix: Do Collaborative Intergovernmental Relations Exist? pp. 31-56

Robert Agranoff

Managing Carrots and Sticks: Changes in State Administrators' Perceptions of Cooperative and Coercive Federalism During the 1990s pp. 57-80

Chung-Lae Cho and Deil S. Wright

National and State Cultural Influences on Principals' Administration of Local Schools pp. 81-98

Frederick M. Wirt and Samuel Krug

Book Reviews pp. 208-110

Greg M. Shaw

Book Reviews pp. 320-104

Marshall DeRosa

Book Reviews pp. 330-106

Paula Mohan

Volume 31, issue 1

Daniel J. Elazar and the Covenant Tradition in Politics pp. 1-7

Irving Louis Horowitz

American Federalism as American Exceptionalism pp. 9-26

Samuel Krislov

Alexis de Tocqueville and the American Character: The Problem of Reconciling Excellence and Consent pp. 27-36

Neal Riemer

Laboratories of Democracy? Brandeis, Federalism, and Scientific Management pp. 37-46

G. Alan Tarr

Federalism and The Politics of Tobacco pp. 47-64

Martha Derthick

In Memoriam: Diane Divers Blair pp. 65-66

John Kincaid

Book Reviews pp. 155-73

Sheldon Kamieniecki

Book Reviews pp. 191-71

Lewis G. Bender

Volume 30, issue 4

Challenges to Authority that are Significant, But Fall Short of Being Federal or Constitutional pp. 1-24

Ira Sharkansky

Faces of Federalism: From Bullinger to Jefferson pp. 25-41

Wayne J Baker

Continuity and Change in the Constitutional Experience of the German Jews pp. 43-70

Alan Mittleman

Martin Luther King's Civil Disobedience and the American Covenant Tradition pp. 71-113

Barbara Allen

Thinking About Constitutionalism at the Start of the Twenty-First Century pp. 115-135

Donald S. Lutz

From Constitutional to Treaty Federalism: A Comparative Perspective pp. 137-153

Thomas O. Hueglin

Daniel J. Elazar: Comparative Federalism and Post-Statism pp. 155-168

Ronald L. Watts

In Memoriam Alexandre Marc pp. 169-172

Ferdinand Kinsky

Book Reviews pp. 234-180

Stephen L. Schechter

Book Reviews pp. 595-178

Arthur Gunlicks

Volume 30, issue 3

Explaining State High-Courts' Selective Use of State Constitutions pp. 1-16

Staci L. Beavers and Craig F. Emmert

Diffusion Pathways for Electricity Deregulation pp. 17-34

Clinton J. Andrews

The Marble Cake: Introducing Federalism to the Government Growth Equation pp. 35-46

John Bohte and Kenneth J. Meier

Fiscal Federalism in South Africa pp. 47-72

Joachim Wehner

Federalism Outcomes and Ideological Preferences: The U.S. Supreme Court and Preemption Cases pp. 73-97

Brady Baybeck and William R. Lowry

Book Reviews pp. 160-107

Kenneth J. Palmer

Book Reviews pp. 259-103

Carolyn M. Shrewsbury

Book Reviews pp. 322-105

Daniel DiLeo

Volume 30, issue 2

Federalism and Decentralization: Ownership Rights and the Superiority of Federalism pp. 1-16

Albert Breton

From Competitive Regionalism to Cooperative Federalism: The Europeanization of the Spanish State of the Autonomies pp. 17-42

Tanja A Börzel

Federalism and Democratic Transitions: The “New” Politics of the Governors in Brazil pp. 43-62

David Samuels and Fernando Luiz Abrucio

Using the “F” Word: Federalism in Indonesia's Decentralization Discourse pp. 63-85

Gabriele Ferrazzi

Federal Jurisprudence in the Public Sphere of the Early Cape Settlement, 1652-1708 pp. 87-110

Andries Raath

Book Reviews pp. 115-117

Steven P. Recchia

Book Reviews pp. 236-115

Shawn Shieh

Book Reviews pp. 351-120

Jeffrey J. Anderson

Volume 30, issue 1

The State of U.S. Federalism, 1999-2000 pp. 1-20

Carol S. Weissert and Sanford F. Schram

The U.S. Supreme Court's Federalism Jurisprudence: Alden v. Maine and the Enhancement of State Sovereignty pp. 21-38

Susan Gluck Mezey

Internet Taxation and U.S. Intergovernmental Relations: From Quill to the Present pp. 39-52

David C. Powell

Federalism, Preemption, and Implementation of the 1996 Telecommunications Act pp. 53-67

Paul Teske and Andrey Kuljiev

From D.C. to Little Rock: Welfare Reform at Mid-term pp. 69-97

Jack Tweedie

Supervised Devolution: The Case of Child-Support Enforcement pp. 99-117

Jocelyn Elise Crowley

Federalism and the Safety Net: Delinkage and Participation Rates pp. 119-142

Frank J. Thompson and Thomas L. Gais

Book Reviews pp. 141-253

Edward Swaine

Intergovernmental Relationships and the Federal Performance Movement pp. 143-158

Beryl A. Radin

Life at the Bottom of the Fiscal Food Chain: Examining City and County Revenue Decisions pp. 159-170

Michael A. Pagano and Jocelyn M. Johnston

The Decline of Federalism and the Rise of Morality-Policy Conflict in the United States pp. 171-188

Christopher Z. Mooney

Public Opinion and American Federalism: Perspectives on Taxes, Spending, and Trust—An ACIR Update pp. 189-201

Richard L. Cole and John Kincaid

Book Reviews pp. 200-259

Ira Sharkansky

Searching for a Cyprus Settlement: Considering Options for Creating a Federation, a Confederation, or Two Independent States pp. 203-216

Tozun Bahcheli

Prospects for Solving the Cyprus Problem and the Role of the European Union pp. 217-241

Andreas Theophanous

Book Reviews pp. 265-249

George M. Gross

Book Reviews pp. 310-257

Sanford F. Schram

Book Reviews pp. 312-254

Detlef Fechtner

Book Reviews pp. 352-261

Herman Bakvis