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federal bargain: a standalone construct

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Federalism studies

the argument that federations originate in bargains between national and regional politicians who unite territory in response to an external military or diplomatic threat.

In federalism studies, federal bargain refers to the argument that federations originate in bargains between national and regional politicians who unite territory in response to an external military or diplomatic threat. This meaning comes from Riker (1964) in Federalism: origin, operation, significance.[1]

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  1. Riker, W. H. (1964). Federalism: origin, operation, significance. Little, Brown. Open Library record

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