This course offers a thorough examination of federalism. It devotes significant attention to the Canadian case, but it sets Canadian federalism securely within a broader comparative context. The course will explore federal theory, federal institutions, and the implications of federalism for political actors, intergovernmental negotiations, and crucial public policy outcomes.

Prerequisite(s): Political Science 2230E or Political Science 2530F/G, or the former Political Science 2234E.

Extra Information: 2 lecture hours.