1999Minnesota law reviewOpen access

The Quixotic Search for a Judicially Enforceable Federalism

H. Geoffrey Moulton

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Su- premacy Clause gives the Federal Government 'a decided advantage in th[e] delicate balance' the Constitution strikes between state and federal power.")(quoting

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Su- premacy Clause gives the Federal Government 'a decided advantage in th[e] delicate balance' the Constitution strikes between state and federal power.")(quoting

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Su- premacy Clause gives the Federal Government 'a decided advantage in th[e] delicate balance' the Constitution strikes between state and federal power.")(quoting

Key concepts: Federalism, Cooperative federalism, New Federalism, Enforcement, Supreme court, Political science, Government (linguistics), Law and economics

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