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Federalism and political integration

Title: Federalism and political integration / edited by Daniel J. Elazar.
Author: Paterson Conference on Federal Responses to Current Political Problems, 1st, Bar-Ilan University, 1977.
Publication: Ramat Gan, Israel : Turtledove Pub., 1979.

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233 pages : illustrations; 25 cm

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Kongress.

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Sponsored by the Jerusalem Institute for Federal Studies and the Bar-Ilan University Dept. of Political Studies.

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Contents

Introduction, Why Federalism?--Part 1: Overview.--Chapter 1. The role of Federalism in political integration, D.J. Elazar.--Chapter 2. Federalist responses to ethnic demands, I.D. Duchacek.--Chapter 3. Federal principles of organization and ethnic communities, V. Ostrom.--Part 2: The first world.--Chapter 4. The American civil war and reconstruction: a crisis in national integration, R. Rothman.--Chapter 5. Federalism and European integration, I. Greilsammer.--Chapter 6. Regionalism in Italy : an international conflict internalized, D. Segre.--Chapter 7. Austrian experiences in utilizing Federalism to conciliate ethnic minorities, F. Esterbauer.--Part 3: The second and third worlds.--Chapter 8. Federalism and multiculturalism in socialist systems, Z. Gitelman.
Chapter 9. Federalism and political integration in Africa, B. Neuberger.--Chapter 10. Federalism in the Arab world, G. Ben Dor.--Appendix: Arrangements for self rule and autonomy: a prliminary inventory.--The contributors.

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79120599

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Princeton University Library