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New Federalism: Intergovernmental Reform from Nixon to Reagan
by Timothy Conlan. 274 pgs.

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About Brookings

Author's Acknowledgements

Contents

Tables

Introduction

Conclusion

1: Federalism Reform and the Modern State

Part 1: Nixon

2: Origins and Objectives of Nixon's New Federalism

3: The Fragmented Politics of Block Grants

4: The Unique Politics of General Revenue Sharing

5: The National Dimensions of Nixon's New Federalism

Part 2: Reagan

6: The Context of Reagan Federalism

7: The Implicit Federalism of Reagan's Fiscal Policies

8: Federal Aid Budgets and Block Grants in the 1980s

9: Comprehensive Federalism Reform: The Missing Chapter

10: Regulatory Federalism under Reagan

Part 3: Conclusion

11: Reagan Federalism and the Future of Reform

Notes

Index
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Financing the New Federalism: Revenue Sharing, Conditional Grants, and Taxation: Papers
by Wallace E. Oates. 164 pgs.

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Commission on the Governance of Metropolitan Regions*

Foreword

1: Introduction

2: Political Implications of the New Federalism

3: General Revenue Sharing-- the Program's Incentives

Conclusions

4: Grants in A Metropolitan Economy--A Framework for Policy

5: An Econometric Model of Federal Grants and Local Fiscal Response

6: "Automatic" Increases in Tax Revenues--The Effect on the Size of the Public Budget

Appendix A

Appendix B
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The Rebirth of Federalism: Slouching toward Washington
by David B. Walker. 396 pgs.

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Tables and Figures

Preface

Acknowledgments

Acronyms

Introduction a New System

Conclusion

Part 1 Federalism Today

Chapter 1 Federalism and Its Many Faces: What is Federalism? What Are Intergovernmental Relations?

Part 2 Nearly Four Centuries of American Federalism, 1607-1998

Chapter 2 American Federalism and Its Intergovernmental Relations, 1607-1789

Chapter 3: Variations on Dual Federalism, 1789-1930

Chapter 4 the Rise and Maturation of Cooperative Federalism, 1930-60

Chapter 5: Cooperative Federalism's Conceptual Offspring, 1960-80

Chapter 6 the Reactions to Cooperative (and Co-Optive) Federalism, 1981-

Part 3 Some Dynamics of Today's System

Chapter 7 the Federal Judiciary: Centralizer or Umpire?

Chapter 8 Fiscal Federalism: the Fateful Dynamic

Chapter 9 a Resurgent Role for the States.?

Chapter 10 a New Political System?

Part 4 Toward a Rebirth of Federalism

Chapter 11 What of the Future?

Notes

Index
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From New Federalism to Devolution: Twenty-Five Years of Intergovernmental Reform
by Timothy Conlan. 378 pgs.

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Preface

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Chapter 1 Federalism Reform And the Modern State

Chapter 2 The Origins of Nixon's New Federalism

Chapter 3 The Fragmented Politics Of Block Grants

Chapter 4 The Unique Politics of General Revenue Sharing

Chapter 5 The National Dimensions Of Nixon's New Federalism

Chapter 6 The Context of Reagan's Federalism

Chapter 7 The Implicit Federalism Of Reagan's Fiscal Policies

Conclusion

Chapter 8 Federal Aid: Budgets And Block Grants in the 1980s

Conclusion

Chapter 9 Comprehensive Federalism Reform: The Missing Chapter

Conclusion

Chapter 10 Regulatory Federalism Under Reagan

Conclusion

Chapter 11 Reform Interregnum: The Bush and Early Clinton Years

Chapter 12 A Devolution Revolution? Federalism in the 104th Congress

Conclusion

Chapter 13 Evolutionary Devolution: The Saga of Mandates And Welfare Reform

Conclusion

Chapter 14 Intergovernmental Reform And The Future of Federalism

Conclusion

Notes

Index
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The Changing Face of Fiscal Federalism
by Thomas R. Swartz, John E. Peck. 182 pgs.

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1: Six Profiles of the Changing Face of Fiscal Federalism: An Overview

Notes

2: The Deregulation of the American Federal System: 1789-1989

3: Federalism and Urban Policy: The Intergovernmental Dialectic

Notes

4: Changing Federalism: Trends and Interstate Variations

Notes

5: State Finances in the New Era of Fiscal Federalism

Notes

6: Big City Finances in the New Era of Fiscal Federalism

Summary and Conclusion

Notes

7: The Economics of Fiscal Federalism and Its Reform

Notes

Index

Contributors
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State Constitutions and Criminal Justice (Chap. 8 "The New Federalism: A Reassessment")
by Barry Latzer. 222 pgs.

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The new "judicial federalism" is a significant development in American law: more cases are being decided by state constitutions than ever before in history. In this book, Latzer provides the most thorough treatment available of the criminal law aspects of the New Federalism. His thoroughly researched and documented analysis of the state law movement covers all fifty states over the past two decades. This is an important resource for anyone concerned with the political-ideological tension between federal and state courts.

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Recent Titles In Contributions in Legal Studies

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Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Notes

1: Supreme Court Authority Over the State Courts

2: Search and Seizure I

Conclusion

Notes

3: Search and Seizure II

Notes

4: Miranda and Self-Incrimination

Conclusion

5: Right to Counsel and to Confront Adverse Witnesses

Notes

6: Cruel and Unusual Punishment

Notes

Conclusion

7: Double Jeopardy

Conclusion

8: The New Federalism: A Reassessment

Notes

Notes to Table 1

Appendix A: A Note on the Search and Seizure Provisions of the U.S. and the State Constitutions

Appendix B: A Note on the Self-Incrimination Provisions of the U.S. and the State Constitutions

Appendix C: A Note on the Double Jeopardy Provisions of the U.S. and the State Constitutions

Appendix D: A Note on the Right to Counsel Provisions of the U.S. and the State Constitutions

Appendix E: A Note on the Confrontation of Witnesses Provisions of the U.S. and the State Constitutions

Appendix F: A Note on the Cruel and Unusual Punishment Provisions of the U.S. and the State Constitutions

Selected Bibliography

Table of Cases

Index

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American Federalism, a New Partnership for the Republic
by Robert B. Hawkins Jr. 284 pgs.

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I Introduction

1: American Federalism: Again at the Crossroads

Ii Foundations of Federalism

2: The Roots of the American Public Philosophy

3: American Federalism Today: Practice Versus Principle

4: The State of American Federalism in the 1980s

Ii the Reagan Administration's Federalism Policy Proposals

5: Strengthening Our Federal System

6: A Review of Reagan Federalism

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Iv Revenue Reallocation in the Federal System

8: Revenue Reallocation in the Federal System: Options and Prospects

9: Fiscal Effects of New Federalism

V Cooperative Federalism

10: Birthday Cake Federalism

11: Voluntarism and Partnership

Vi Judicial Federalism

12: Judicial Federalism: The States and the Supreme Court

Vii Conclusion

13: Conclusion: Administrative Versus Political Reform

VIII

Notes

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The Constitution's Forgotten Cover Letter: An Essay on the New Federalism and the Original Understanding, in Michigan Law Review
by Daniel A. Farber. 36 pgs.

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A Localist Critique of the New Federalism, in Duke Law Journal
by David J. Barron. 57 pgs.

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The Advent of an Ambiguous Federalism and the Emergence of New Federalism III, in Public Administration Review
by David B. Walker. 1 pgs.

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New Federalism. III. A Reformed System in the Making?, in International Journal of Public Administration
by David B. Walker. 19 pgs.

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Devolution and Recentralization of Welfare Administration: Implications for "New Federalism", in Policy Studies Review
by Richard V. Adkisson, James T. Peach. 18 pgs.

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The New Federalism: Restructuring Our Government, in USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)
by Mary Kate Cary. 2 pgs.

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