AMERICAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS: A Fragmented Federal Polity
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AMERICAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS: A Fragmented Federal Polity

by G. Ross Wikstrom

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AMERICAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS explores the organization of government across the United States. Centered on the idea of a fragmented federal polity, the book offers a broad perspective on federalism, political institutions, and the relationships among different levels of American government.

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AMERICAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS examines the relationships among levels of government in the United States.

Its focus is the structure and operation of a fragmented federal polity.

The book provides a broad political and institutional perspective on American federalism and intergovernmental affairs.

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