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State and Local Government, Fifth Edition
Ann O'M. Bowman, University of South Carolina
Richard C. Kearney, East Carolina University
Chapter Outlines
Chapter Two: Federalism and the States

I. The Concept of Federalism
A. Unitary, Confederate, and Federal Systems
B. The Advantages and Disadvantages of Federalism
II. The History of U.S. Federalism
A. Early History
B. The Move toward Federalism
C. State-Centered Federalism
D. The Growth of National Power through the Constitution and the Judiciary
E. The Growth of National Power through Congress
III. Intergovernmental Relations
A. Interstate Cooperation
B. Tribal Governments
C. Intergovernmental Financial Relations
IV. Models of Federalism
A. Dual Federalism (1787-1932)
B. Cooperative Federalism (1933-1964)
C. Contemporary Variations on Cooperative Federalism (Since 1964)
V. Federal Purse Strings
A. The Importance of Federal Funds
B. Here's the Check and Here's What to Do with It: Mandates, Pre-Emptions, and Set-Asides
VI. The Future of Federalism


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