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The Differing Federalisms of Canada and the United States
Authors
Martha A. Field
Publication date
1 January 1992
Publisher
Duke University School of Law
Abstract
The differences in the ways in which the US and Canada have structured their federalisms are discussed. Both systems have judicial supremacy, but Canada recognizes far more legislative power in the provinces than the US allows its states
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