New Delhi, India 5-7 November 2007

Opening ceremonies kick off the Fourth International Conference on Federalism in New Delhi, from November 5 - 7, 2007.
What's New?
The Inter-State Council Secretariat, Government of India, in partnership with the Forum of Federations organized the Fourth International Conference on Federalism. This conference is the fourth in a series. Previous conferences were held at Mt. Tremblant in 1999, St. Gallen in 2002 and Brussels in 2005.
About 1,300 participants represented over 116 countries. The conference was inaugurated by the Prime Minister of India and saw participation by heads of state and heads of government from the world's leading federations. The conference was aimed at all interested in the practice of federalism - politicians, civil servants, academics and young professionals.
The main theme of the conference was Unity in Diversity: Learning from Each Other and was based around four themes.
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Conference Announcement
Announcement of the International Conference concept
Conference Fact Sheet
A fact sheet about the Fourth International Conference.
Conference Theme Summaries
Summaries of the four conference themes
Conference Themes and Authors
A listing of the conference themes, subthemes, and authors for each by country and affiliation
Young Professional Program Concept
The Young Professionals Programme
Conference Reflections
Past International Conferences on Federalism
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