Small worlds: Constituent units in federal states and federal political systems / Des ‘petits mondes’: Les entités constituantes dans les États et systèmes politiques fédéraux

A series of articles in a themed issue 'Small worlds: Constituent units in federal states and federal political systems'

+ Michael Burgess - The Character, Role and Significance of Constituent Units in Federations and Federal Political Systems

+ G. Alan Tarr - Federalism and Identity: Reflections on the American Experience

+ Alain-G. Gagnon - The Five Faces of Quebec. Shifting Small Worlds and Quebec's Evolving Political Dynamics

+ Roland Sturm - The World of the German Länder

+ Peter Bußjäger - Very Small Worlds: The Austrian Länder as Constituent Units of the Austrian Federation

+ Sean Mueller - Conflicting Cantonalisms. Disputed Sub-national Territorial Identities in Switzerland

+ Andreas Heinemann-Grüder - What Constitutes the Political Power of Russia's Regions?

+ Soeren Keil - Building a Federation within a Federation
The Curious Case of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

+ Jens Woelk - South Tyrol is (not) Italy: A Special Case in a (De)federalizing system

+ José Tudela Aranda - Small Worlds in the Spanish Autonomic State

+ Stelio Mangiameli - The European Union and the Identity of Member States

• Primary Source

CIFE: Information about L'Europe en Formation. Journal of Studies on European Integration and Federalism http://www.cife.eu/en/5/europe-en-formation_99-1

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