Registration number 5917 del 31/10/2005
registrato presso il Tribunale di Torino - Ufficio Stampa
ISSN: 2039-7488
Special Issue
The "special" issue collects the suggestion coming from the users of the Bulletin, with regards to relevant articles published in journals that the Bulletin does not cover, or earlier than 2004. It will be updated at each new issue of the Bulletin, allowing the search in the archive of the Bulletin to access an ever-growing bibliography.
It is the instrument to make the Bulletin not just a service provided by the Centre for Studies on Federalism, but an instrument for and of the international academic community, which can actively contribute to its development, by sending suggestions to the editorial coordinator at castaldi@csfederalismo.it.
Edited by the Centre for Studies on Federalism of Turin
Registration number 5917 del 31/10/2005 (registrato presso il Tribunale di Torino - Ufficio Stampa)
Editor: Roberto Castaldi Vice Direttore Responsabile: Paolo Piacenza Editorial Board: Salvatore Aloisio, Giacomo Delle Donne, Giovanni Finizio, Filippo Maria Giordano, Giorgio Grimaldi, Federica Martiny, Fabio Masini, Antonia Pellegrino, Lara Piccardo, Francesco Pigozzo, Simone Vannuccini, Tommaso Visone
The Bibliographical Bulletin on Federalism is published on-line and provides an overview of articles on the subject of federalism published in about 700 of the main scientific journals in English, Italian, French, German and Spanish. It was published three times a year until 2015, and twice a year since 2016.
The Bulletin has an interdisciplinary character as is required by its subject. Journals of law, political science, IR, economics, history, philosophy, and sociology are considered. Several specific topics are considered as related to federalism on the basis of the studies of authors such as Kenneth C. Wheare, Carl Joachim Friedrich, Mario Albertini and Daniel Elazar. The Bulletin's structure is divided in different sections and subsections to make it easy for scholars to identify the articles relevant to them. It is possible to search the Bulletin by authors, journal, year, key-words, words in the abstract, words in the title, sub-section of the Bulletin.
The abstracts listed are taken directly from the respective websites where the full text can be found.
They are not the work of the editorial staff of the Bibliographic Bulletin on Federalism.
All issues of the Bulletin are freely available to all scholars, as the Centro Studi sul Federalismo considers it as a service to the international academic community and a contribution to the development of studies on federalism. Here is the list of the journals examined. The Bulletin is updated to the latest issue available, but there may be delays in their publications, which do not depend on our will.
Many articles included in the Bulletin are also available at our specialised Library, which offers a wide range of materials, including some rare collections given to the Centre by several personalities, scholars, and institutions. The Library catalogue is accessible on-line, and the Library is open to all interested scholars. The Centre for Studies on Federalism can help Italian and foreign scholars to organise their stays at the Center to consult the Library material.
Section A) The theory and practise of the federal states and multi-level systems of government
1. The theory of federation
2. Constitutional reform
3. The division (and the conflicts) of powers and competences
4. The legislative branch
5. The executive branch
6. The judiciary branch
7. Economic and fiscal federalism
8. The Central Bank(s)
9. Local government(s)
10. Processes of federalization and decentralization
Section B) Global governance and international organizations
1. The United Nations and its system
2. The economic and financial international organizations
3. Security communities and organizations
4. Global governance, supranational federalism and democracy
5. The Globalization process
Section C) Regional integration processes
1. Theory of regional integration processes
2. Cooperations and integration in Africa and in the Middle East
3. Cooperations and integration in Central and North America
4. Cooperations and integration in Central and Latin America
5. Cooperations and integration in Asia and the Pacific Area
6. The European unification process
7. Inter-regional Cooperation