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The 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference: achievements and shortcomings

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Beyond typologies: federal scholars and federal studies

Unpuzzling Paraguay: politics, drug trafficking, indigenist and land struggles

Can federalism protect subnational units from national authoritarianism?

Citizen participation – reflecting on Spanish and Swiss practice

Metropolitan governments set sight for additional powers and functions, but can they? 

Multi-level governance and the environment in the pandemic era

From conflict to procedures: Taming independence referendums 

Povos indígenas in Brazil: An Assessment on the Bicentenary of Brazilian Independence

My trip to the Italian elections

Provence and Piedmont: About Multiple, Shifting and Forged Identities

State Nationalism and Macchiatones

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The Quest for Independence in Catalonia:  Between the Rule of Law and the Principle of Democracy

Constitutional erosion in Spain: the Catalan pro-independence crisis

Political parties in federalism in Asia

Democratic system and territorial integration: the effects and consequences of Catalonia’s quest for independence

Europe’s border regions: forgotten lands?

Introduction: Democratic system and territorial integration: the effects and consequences of Catalonia’s quest for independence 

Judi­cial Reform in the midst of crisis

The future of New Caledonia following the third independence referendum:  A French balancing act

On the relationship between decentralized governance and pluralism

The expansion of NATO – what to make of it?

Fiscal federalism and diversity accommodation in multilevel states: a comparative perspective 

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