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Devolution? What's That?
BY:
Peter Harkness
| July 2009
Right now, federalism means the feds are running the show.
Imbalance of Powers
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| June 2009
The feds aren't just handing out money -- they're redistributing clout.
When the Well Runs Dry
BY:
Peter Harkness
| May 1, 2009
The stimulus won't last forever. That's worth remembering.
After the Stimulus Ends
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| April 1, 2009
States and localities face problems a rising economy won't solve.
Tackling Taxophobia
BY:
Peter Harkness
| March 1, 2009
We can't keep pretending tax increases are a fatal disease.
A Time for Strings
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| February 1, 2009
We need to stimulate state and local economies. We also need to keep close watch on what we're stimulating.
Obama and the States
BY:
Peter Harkness
| January 1, 2009
President Bush promised governors a close relationship and didn't deliver. Can states trust the reassuring words of his successor?
The Disaster Tripwire
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| December 1, 2008
The tough choices on emergency response are gradually migrating to Washington.
FEMA Falls into Array
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| November 1, 2008
We haven't heard a lot about botched disaster response this year. There's a reason for that.
College of Chaos
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| October 1, 2008
We all know there's something wrong with our rules for electing a president. But fixing it has proved impossible.
Water Wars and Peace
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| September 1, 2008
The Great Lakes states and provinces sign on to protect their greatest resource -- and need only a rubber stamp from the feds.
Katrina Plus Three
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| August 1, 2008
There's a lot to learn from the great storm of 2005. We're a little slow putting it to work.
Real ID and Reality
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| July 1, 2008
States can fume about the federal identification law -- or they can find ways to cope with it.
Hamilton and Jefferson Revisited
BY:
Donald F. Kettl
| June 1, 2008
The states and feds started fighting about banking law in 1789. They're still at it.
Transportation Tug-of-War
BY:
Jonathan Walters
| May 1, 2008
The nation's roads and bridges urgently need attention. The question is who can best provide it.
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