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1. Democracy And Federalism In Plurinational Societies / Ferran Requejo -- Pt. I Theory -- 2.territorial Pluralism: Its Forms, Flaws, And Virtues / Brendan O'leary -- 3.the Unfreedom Of The Moderns: In The Post-9/11 Age Of Constitutionalism And Imperialism / James Tully -- 4.the Moral Foundations Of Asymmetrical Federalism: Normative Considerations / Guy Laforest -- 5.the Lack Of National Pluralism In Federal Theory And Federations: Plurinational Federalism In A Comparative And Value Pluralist Approach / Ferran Requejo -- Pt. Ii Cases -- 6. Belgian Federalism: Means To An End? / Wilfried Swenden -- 7. Canada: A Territorial Or A Multinational Federation? / Philip Resnick -- 8.the United Kingdom As A Plurinational State / Stephen Tierney -- 9. India: Unity In Diversity Through An Evolving Federalism / George Mathew -- 10.the Search For Federalism In The Russian Federation / Anastassia V. Obydenkova 11.the Bolivian Invention: Plurinationality And Indigenous People Within An Unusual Composite State Structure / Franz Barrios -- 12. Multi-lingual But Mono-national: Exploring And Explaining Switzerland's Exceptionalism / Paolo Dardanelli -- 13.the Spanish State Of Autonomous Communities: Nationalist Resistance And Federal Horizons / Miquel Caminal. Edited By Ferran Requejo And Miquel Caminal Badia. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the complex intersection of federalism, plurinationality, and democratic constitutionalism within diverse state structures. Edited by Ferran Requejo and Miquel Caminal Badia, the work assembles contributions from leading political theorists and scholars to examine how modern states manage internal national pluralism. The text argues that traditional federal models often fail to account for the specific needs of plurinational societies, proposing instead a framework that balances territorial autonomy with democratic legitimacy.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a significant contribution to the study of comparative federalism and constitutional design. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a rigorous resource for students and researchers of political science and law.
Page Count:
374
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0415690994
ISBN-13:
9780203157244
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