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REUTERS/Irada Humbatova
Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia agreed in 2007 that Ethiopia would host the 5th International Conference on Federalism. The conference is taking place from December 13 to 16, 2010 in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
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Federations: Volume 10, Number 1, december 2010/january 2011
Special SECTION-
FOCUS ON AFRICA
Prime Minister Meles explains his vision for Ethiopia Interview by Shawn Houlihan
Federalism and Africa By George Anderson
Federal systems not new to Africa By J. Isawa Elaigwu
African countries decentralize By Dele Olowu
Creating a regional civil service in Ethiopia from the ground up
By Hashim Tewfik
East Africa now has a common market, but political integration is far off
By Lucas Barasa
South Africa’s federal features are nominal By Thabo Mohlala
Regional integration draws support By Dele Olowu and Remi Ajibewa
Africa conference sets many precedents By Carl Stieren
NEWS
Obama woos state and local governments with federal funds
By Alan Greenblatt
Declaring itself ‘federal’ was easy for Nepal By Irina Shmakova
India’s states follow divergent paths By Ash Narain Roy
Pakistan empowers its provinces By Cyril Almeida
Spanish court strikes down parts of Catalonia’s draft constitution
By Violeta Ruiz Almendral
Australia turns to COAG to take on hot-button issues By Phillip Gonzalez
Federations and the Environment:
Brazil By Marcelo Leite (Brazil)
Switzerland By
Caroline Zuercher
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