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cooperative federalism: a standalone construct

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cooperativefederalism1 CONSTRUCTCooperative federalismGRODZINS · FEDERALISM STUDIES

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Federalism studies

a model in which levels of government share functions, money and administration across policy areas, rather than working in separate spheres.

In federalism studies, cooperative federalism refers to a model in which levels of government share functions, money and administration across policy areas, rather than working in separate spheres. This meaning comes from Grodzins (1966) in The American system.[1]

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  1. Grodzins, M. (1966). The American system. Rand McNally. ISBN 9780878559169

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