CHAPTER FOURTEEN: MULTILEVEL GOVERNACE

a. Which is the more accurate judgement on federalism: a historical curio or a model of modern governance?

b. What lessons does the American experience with federalism offer to the development of the European Union?

c. How important has the regional level of government become within unitary states?

d. Define multilevel governance and evaluate its usefulness in understanding the European Union.

Hague & Harrop, 2010 edn, ch.14.

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A. Stepan, Arguing Comparative Politics

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