Federal government - United States.

Self-organizing federalism = collaborative mechanisms to mitigate institutional collective action dilemmas / by: (書目-電子資源)

Power from powerlessness = tribal governments, institutional niches, and American federalism / by: (書目-電子資源)

New frontiers in state constitutional law = dual enforcement of norms / by: (書目-電子資源)

The Federal Vision = Legitimacy and Levels of Governance in the United States and the European Union by: (書目-電子資源)

The Perils of Federalism. = Race, Poverty, and the Politics of Crime Control. by: (書目-電子資源)

Congress = facilitator of state action / by: (書目-電子資源)

Negotiated sovereignty = working to improve tribal-state relations / by: (書目-電子資源)

Federalism and the tug of war within by: (書目-電子資源)

Terrorism, government, and law = national authority and local autonomy in the War on Terror / by: (書目-電子資源)

United States.

Crime prevention- Citizen participation.- Pennsylvania

Tribal government- United States.

Constitutional law- United States.

Crime prevention- Citizen participation.- United States

Public-private sector cooperation- United States.

War and emergency powers- United States.

Indians of North America- Legal status, laws, etc.

State governments- States.- United States

Poor- Crimes against- United States

Executive power- United States.

State governments- United States.

Pressure groups- Pennsylvania.

Pressure groups- United States.

Civil rights- United States.

Judicial review- United States.

Intergovernmental cooperation- United States.

Terrorism- United States.

Indians of North America- Politics and government.

European Union.

African Americans- Crimes against

Interstate relations- United States.

Central-local government relations- United States.

Federal government- European Union countries.

Federal government- United States.

Public administration- United States.

War on Terrorism, 2001- Law and legislation- United States.

Indians of North America- Government relations.

Self-determination, National- United States.