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... central , the more properly speaking the national , government co- exists with the various governments of the states that compose the federation . Federalism therefore presumes loss of a part of sovereignty by the state governments ...
... central , the more properly speaking the national , government co- exists with the various governments of the states that compose the federation . Federalism therefore presumes loss of a part of sovereignty by the state governments ...
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... central government chooses to inflict on him . And this is essentially the result of the federal tie that binds the state to the central government , be- cause " The test of Union is the utter sovereignty of the Central Government ...
... central government chooses to inflict on him . And this is essentially the result of the federal tie that binds the state to the central government , be- cause " The test of Union is the utter sovereignty of the Central Government ...
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... government the implementation of the principle laid down in this article requires the resources of the nation as a whole . The State governments need financial help from the central government for expansion of primary education . Large ...
... government the implementation of the principle laid down in this article requires the resources of the nation as a whole . The State governments need financial help from the central government for expansion of primary education . Large ...
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SCOPE AND METHOD OF FEDERALISM 1 157 | 1 |
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL FEDERATIONS 299295 | 25 |
MODERN FEDERATIONS | 39 |
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