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Federations magazine is about what's new in federalism worldwide. It is a news magvazine of reports on current developments in federal systems of government.
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REUTERS/Rickey Rogers Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd takes in an aboriginal performance at Parliament House in Canberra on February 12, 2008 – the day before Rudd’s historic apology for the wrongs caused by Australia’s governments over the years to aboriginal peoples.
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Federations: Volume 7, Number 3, june/july 2008EDITORIAL Editor's Column
By Rod Macdonell NewsIraqis set aside epic turf wars to boost economy By Reidar Visser Nigerian state presses federal government to grant duty-free status to troubled project By Dejo Olotoye Spain’s Socialist government expected to pursue decentralization Australia’s Commonwealth government ends blame game By Anne Twomey Canada cautiously lifts barriers to internal trade By William Dymond Malaysia: Governing coalition weakened by losses in regions Special Section- decentralization and devolution in non-federal countriesIntroduction to special section Class, ethnic conflicts paralyze Bolivian reforms By Franz Barrios Suvelza Japanese panel calls for power shift to regions By Purnendra Jain Colombia’s devolution sparked 25 years of democratization Morocco dabbles with devolution as means to quel discontent Peru’s decentralization stalled by protests and distrust By Martin Tanaka Other DepartmentsPRACTITIONER’S PAGESenator aims to empower Mexican cities Interview by David ParksPRESIDENT’S PAGEBest practice By George Anderson |
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