Publius: the journal of federalism

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  Año 1995, Vol. 25, Número 3. Dedicado a: The State of American Federalism 1994-1995

  • The State of American Federalism, 1994-1995

    Michael A. Pagano, Ann O'M. Bowman

    págs. 1-21

    

  • Deregulating Federalism?: The Politics of Mandate Reform in the 104th Congress

    Timothy J. Conlan, James D. Riggle, Donna E. Schwartz

    págs. 23-40

    

  • Federal Court Responses to State and Local Claims of "Undue Burden" in Complying with The Americans with Disabilities Act

    Augustus J. Jones, Jr.

    págs. 41-54

    

  • Takeovers of Local Governments: An Overview and Evaluation of State Policies

    David R. Berman

    págs. 55-70

    

  • Many Borders to Cross: Is Immigration the Exclusive Responsibility of the Federal Government?

    Peter Skerry

    págs. 71-85

    

  • Intergovernmental Relations and Base Closing

    Andrew D. Glassberg

    págs. 87-98

    

  • Potential Effects of Federal Policy Devolution on Local Housing Expenditures

    Edward G. Goetz

    págs. 99-116

    

  • Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities: Reinventing Federalism for Distressed Communities

    Sarah F. Liebschutz

    págs. 117-132

    

  • ISTEA and the Role of MPOs in the New Transportation Environment: A Midterm Assessment

    Robert W. Gage, Bruce D. McDowell

    págs. 133-154

    

  • From "Shaw v. Reno to Miller v. Johnson": Minority Representation and State Compliance with the Voting Rights Act

    Mark E. Rush

    págs. 155-172

    

  • The Effect of the Charter of Rights on Canadian Federalism

    F.L. (Frederick Lee) Morton

    págs. 173-188