Should the exclusive jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission to regulate securities be retained in a post-Enron environment? What is the best way to align the actions of regulators with ...

Richard Tucker writes about American political thought as senior writer in The Heritage Foundation’s B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics. Where you live matters—in more than one way.

The recent Union Budget indicated a swing in the framework of intergovernmental fiscal relations from cooperative federalism to competitive federalism. The FM announced the significance of competitive ...

I have argued for several years that fiscal federalism is bad shape. Economist tend to like federalism because it promotes interstate competition. When states can differentiate themselves on the basis ...

A fiscal flood of biblical proportions — $1.3 trillion — is descending upon state and local governments via four pieces of congressional legislation enacted in the name of COVID relief. No less than ...

As the Republican Party struggles to redefine itself after two consecutive presidential election defeats, a group of scholars is pressing the conservative movement to rethink how it thinks about ...

<div><em>Be it the on-going debate on land acquisition, or the formation of National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog, there is no trace of “co ...

Professor of Political Science and former Minister of Foreign Affairs is 80 today. In this interview with EVELYN OSAGIE, Akinyemi, son of a famous principal of Ilesha Grammar School, the Canon J.A ...

Support for federalism is not best understood as reflexive support for granting state governments the right to legislate in every domain. Competitive federalism, as Michael Greve argues in The ...

Massive financial scandals are widely viewed as a failure of central regulatory institutions–particularly the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In The Advantage of Competitive Federalism for ...