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Federalism and Federation

by Preston King
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Synopsis

By the end of the 1970s a deeply rooted pessimism characterised efforts to theorise federalism. Preston King introduces a multidimensional flexibility to the subject.

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Book Details

Publisher
Routledge
Pages
288
ISBN
9780714649849

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