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Federalism and Intergovernmental Policy-Making,d denotes the need to establish criteria for allocating powers to different levels of government without in fact determining them. Since its ratification, the Federal government has become more powerful, but a unitary state has not emerged.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07096-0s radically from that elsewhere: the distinctive structure, rules, and culture of American politics produces a party system unlike any other. In Europe, party is everywhere regarded (more or less accurately) as an organizational device binding together members of broadly similar ideological disposit

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James R. Martin,Shoshana Dreyfuses lobbying — of Legislatures, Executive agencies, and Courts — by private interests. Business corporations, labour unions, public interest groups, professional associations, single-issue groups, and coalitions of some or all of these, lobby governments in America on behalf of sectional interests, w

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