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This review is from: Federalism: Political Identity and Tragic Compromise (Hardcover)
I haven't read this book, yet. However, I've decided to make a comment concerning a statement that I read under the title PRODUCT DESCRIPTION. The statement reads, "Federalism refers to a system in which a centralized national government shares power with member states."
I wonder if "THE Founders' would agree with that statement? I was always under the impression that the term Federalism refers to a system in which state governments share a portion of their power with a centralized national government. Little wonder that the authors came to the conclusion that they did(judging from other statements referenced under PRODUCT DESCRIPTION). |
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Federalism: Political Identity and Tragic Compromise by Malcolm Feeley (Hardcover - June 19, 2008)
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