Federalism

Federalism in the law of the United States

Federalism: Related U.S. Resources

• Federalism in the American Law Encyclopedia
• Judicial Organization Keywords in the U.S. Legal Corpus
• Judicial Organization Topics in the United States Legal Dictionary

See Also

Concurrent Jurisdiction (in the U.S. Legal Encyclopedia) Dual System (in the U.S. Legal Encyclopedia) Incorporation (in the U.S. Legal Encyclopedia).

Grammar

This term is a noun.

Etimology of Federalism

(You may find federalism at the world legal encyclopedia and the etimology of more terms).

1788, “doctrine of federal union in government,” American English, from French fédéralisme, from fédéral (see federal). Also, from about the same time and place, “doctrines of the Federalist Party in American politics.”

Definition of Federalism

In relation to social issues, a meaning of federalism is provided here: power is shared between two sets of governmental institutions, those of the states and those of the central or federal authorities, as stipulated by the Constitution

Federalism (Judicial Organization)

Federalism

Hierarchical Display of Federalism

Politics > Political framework > Political system
Politics > Political framework > State > Federal State
Politics > Parliament > Parliament > Regional parliament

Meaning of Federalism

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Resources

Translation of Federalism

• Spanish: Federalismo
• French: Fédéralisme
• German: Föderalismus
• Italian: Federalismo
• Portuguese: Federalismo
• Polish: Federalizm

Thesaurus of Federalism

Politics > Political framework > Political system > Federalism
Politics > Political framework > State > Federal State > Federalism
Politics > Parliament > Parliament > Regional parliament > Federalism

See also

• Federal State
• Federation State
• Regional parliament