Jahrbuch des Föderalismus 2017

This 18th edition of the ‘Jahrbuch des Föderalismus’ (Federalism Yearbook) has been conceived as a wide-ranging compendium that provides its readers with an up-to-date overview of various aspects of federal and regional structures and politics. In total, it contains 40 contributions, for example on its main subject of fiscal relations reform in Germany and on issues of current interest in federalism research (digitalisation, domestic security, migration and the federal education system).
Reports on European countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Great Britain, Italy, Austria, Spain, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Russia and Switzerland), on non-European countries (India and Canada), contributions on regional and municipal cooperation in Europe (such as a comparison of the Euro-districts), on the EU and European integration (such as that on the structural policy within the EU’s new financial framework) and a contribution by Malu Dreyer complete the yearbook.
With contributions by
Malu Dreyer, Horst Risse, Tilman Hoppe, Christian Seiler, Arthur Benz, Michael Eilfort, Jörg König, Hans-Günter Henneke, Friedrich Heinemann, Anna Gamper, Wolfgang Renzsch, Maria-Artemis Kolliniati, Philipp Stolzenberg, Georgios Terizakis, Nikolaos-Komninos Hlepas, Sabine Kropp, Johannes Schuhmann, Franz Fallend, Peter Bußjäger, Christoph Schramek, Alexander Arens, Tobias Arnold, Sean Müller, Adrian Vatter, Ines Härtel, Jasmin Riedl, Henrik Scheller, Ursula Münch, Hendrik Träger, Sven Leunig, Hans-Jörg Schmedes, Thomas Petersen, Norbert Grube, Werner Reutter, Bernhard Waldmann, Jürgen Dieringer, Stefanie Weiss, Carolin Zwilling, Simon Meisch, Klaus-Jürgen Nagel, Sabine Riedel, Alexander Gorskiy, Wilfried Swenden, Jörg Broschek, Annegret Eppler, Andreas Maurer, Vanessa Götzer, Christian Böttcher, Michael Gerner, Fabrice Gireaud, Otto Schmuck, Peter Becker, Rudolf Hrbek and Martin Große Hüttmann