Examines federalism's governance impact in various countries, highlighting advantages and challenges.
Paper examines federalism as a system of governance in which power is shared between central and regional authorities. The publication traces the historical development of federalism from ancient Greek leagues and the Holy Roman Empire to modern examples such as Switzerland, Germany, the European Union, the United States, and India. It also evaluates the advantages and challenges of federal systems, including decentralization, regional representation, policy flexibility, institutional complexity, and potential conflicts between levels of government. Overall, the paper offers a concise comparative overview of how federalism operates in different political and geographical contexts.
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Ivan Kushneruk (2023) studied this question.
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