Contents -- Preface -- Part One: Introduction -- 1 Introduction: Rethinking Federalism in a Changing World -- Part Two: Citizenship, Identity, and Federal Societies -- 2 Constitutional Government and the Two Faces of Ethnicity: Federalism Is Not Enough -- 3 Identification in Transnational Political Communities -- 4 The New Pluralism: Regionalism, Ethnicity, and Language in Western Europe -- 5 The Federal Experience in Yugoslavia -- 6 Questions of Citizenship after the Breakup of the USSR -- 7 Citizenship Claims: Routes to Representation in a Federal System -- 8 The Aboriginal Peoples in Canada and Renewal of the Federation -- Part Three: The Economics of Federalism -- 9 Is Federalism the Future? An Economic Perspective -- 10 Economic Federalism and the European Union -- 11 Governing European Union: From Pre-Federal to Federal Economic Integration? -- 12 Central Asia: From Administrative Command Integration to Commonwealth of Independent States -- 13 American Federalism: An Economic Perspective -- Part Four: The Law and Politics of Federalism -- 14 New Wine in Old Bottles? Federalism and Nation States in the Twenty-First Century: A Conceptual Overview -- 15 Federalism and the Nation State: What Can Be Learned from the American Experience? -- 16 Canada and the United States: Lessons from the North American Experience -- 17 Federalism, Democracy, and Regulatory Reform: A Sceptical View of the Case for Decentralization -- 18 Federalism, the Charter, and the Courts: Rethinking Constitutional Dialogue in Canada -- 19 Central and Eastern European Federations: Communist Theory and Practice -- 20 Disintegration of the Soviet 'Federation' and the 'Federalization' of Ukraine -- Part Five: Conclusion -- 21 Multinationalism and the Federal Idea: A Synopsis -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- P -- Q.

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