Federalism and National Diversity in the 21st Century

Chapter 1 Introduction: Puzzles of Multinational Federalism

Chapter 2 Diverse Democracies and the Practice of Federalism

Chapter 3 When Have Dyadic Federations Succeeded and When Have They Failed? A Comparative Analysis of Bipolar Federalism Around the World

Chapter 4 Assessing the Spanish State’s Response to Catalan Independence: The Application of Federal Coercion

Chapter 5 Origins and Consequences of American Multicultural Federalism: Constitutional Patriotism, Territorial Neutrality, and National Polarization

Chapter 6 ‘Nested Newness’ and the Quality of Self-Government: The Case of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Chapter 7 Federalism, Democracy and National Diversity in Twenty-First Century China: Reinterpreting Hong Kong’s Autonomy, Subverting its Democracy

Chapter 8 Internal Migration in Asian Multinational Countries: Attitudes, Challenges and Institutions

Chapter 9 Immigration Federalism, Multinational States and Subnational Communities: Comparing Flanders and Quebec

Chapter 10 Relative Deprivation and Perceived Discrimination Among Quebec’s English-Speaking Minority Communities: ‘Second-Class Citizens’ in a Multi-national Context?

Chapter 11 Internal Migration, Ethnic Federalism and Differentiated Citizenship in an African Federation: The Case of Ethiopia

Chapter 12 Ensuring a Future for Indigenous Languages in Canada: Can ‘Consequentialist’ Multinational Federalism Provide an Answer?

Chapter 13 Roadblocks and Roadmaps to Multinational Federalism