Jorg Fedtke Dr. iur (Hamburg) is Reader in Law and Director of the Institute of Global Law at University College London. Sir Basil Markesinis,QC, LL.D. (Cantab.) DCL (Oxon) D. Iur h.c. (Ghent, Paris I (Sorbonne) and Munich), is Professor of Common and Civil Law at University College London and Jamail Regents Chair at the University of Texas at Austin.

• I. VARIATIONS OF FEDERALISM1. The Italian Variant of FederalismProfessor Dr Giovanni Grottanelli de’Santi2. Flexible Federalism: The Canadian WayJustice Allen M Linden3. Regionalism in a Political Constitution: The United Kingdom ExperienceProfessor Dawn Oliver4. The European Union: Towards a New Form of Federalism?Jean-Claude PirisII. HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUDICIAL REVIEW5. Human Rights in a Federal SystemDr Jörg Fedtke6. Regionalism and the Sovereignty of Nations: Implications for the Protection of Human RightsJustice Richard Goldstone7. Protecting Liberty in a Federal System: The US ExperienceProfessor Douglas Laycock8. Judicial Federalism and the European Court of JusticeProfessor Takis TridimasIII. POLITICO-LEGAL DYNAMICS OF FEDERALISM9. Federalism and Redistribution: Lessons from the American ExperienceProfessor Lynn A Baker10. State Liability as European ius commune: The Case of the European Economic AreaProfessor Dr Carl Baudenbacher11. Federalism in GermanyProfessor Dr Wolfgang Hoffman-Riem12. Is Secession the Achilles Heel of ‘Strong’ Federalism?Professor Sanford Levinson13. Europe of the Regions: Work in ProgressThe Rt Hon. Lord Robert Maclennan14. Local Autonomies, Regionalism and Federalism in the Italian ExperienceProfessor Cesare Mirabelli15. What British Devolutionaries Should Know about American FederalismProfessor Ernest A Young

Jorg Fedtke Dr. iur (Hamburg) is Reader in Law and Director of the Institute of Global Law at University College London. Sir Basil Markesinis,QC, LL.D. (Cantab.) DCL (Oxon) D. Iur h.c. (Ghent, Paris I (Sorbonne) and Munich), is Professor of Common and Civil Law at University College London and Jamail Regents Chair at the University of Texas at Austin.

• I. VARIATIONS OF FEDERALISM1. The Italian Variant of FederalismProfessor Dr Giovanni Grottanelli de’Santi2. Flexible Federalism: The Canadian WayJustice Allen M Linden3. Regionalism in a Political Constitution: The United Kingdom ExperienceProfessor Dawn Oliver4. The European Union: Towards a New Form of Federalism?Jean-Claude PirisII. HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUDICIAL REVIEW5. Human Rights in a Federal SystemDr Jörg Fedtke6. Regionalism and the Sovereignty of Nations: Implications for the Protection of Human RightsJustice Richard Goldstone7. Protecting Liberty in a Federal System: The US ExperienceProfessor Douglas Laycock8. Judicial Federalism and the European Court of JusticeProfessor Takis TridimasIII. POLITICO-LEGAL DYNAMICS OF FEDERALISM9. Federalism and Redistribution: Lessons from the American ExperienceProfessor Lynn A Baker10. State Liability as European ius commune: The Case of the European Economic AreaProfessor Dr Carl Baudenbacher11. Federalism in GermanyProfessor Dr Wolfgang Hoffman-Riem12. Is Secession the Achilles Heel of ‘Strong’ Federalism?Professor Sanford Levinson13. Europe of the Regions: Work in ProgressThe Rt Hon. Lord Robert Maclennan14. Local Autonomies, Regionalism and Federalism in the Italian ExperienceProfessor Cesare Mirabelli15. What British Devolutionaries Should Know about American FederalismProfessor Ernest A Young

Jorg Fedtke Dr. iur (Hamburg) is Reader in Law and Director of the Institute of Global Law at University College London. Sir Basil Markesinis,QC, LL.D. (Cantab.) DCL (Oxon) D. Iur h.c. (Ghent, Paris I (Sorbonne) and Munich), is Professor of Common and Civil Law at University College London and Jamail Regents Chair at the University of Texas at Austin.

• I. VARIATIONS OF FEDERALISM1. The Italian Variant of FederalismProfessor Dr Giovanni Grottanelli de’Santi2. Flexible Federalism: The Canadian WayJustice Allen M Linden3. Regionalism in a Political Constitution: The United Kingdom ExperienceProfessor Dawn Oliver4. The European Union: Towards a New Form of Federalism?Jean-Claude PirisII. HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUDICIAL REVIEW5. Human Rights in a Federal SystemDr Jörg Fedtke6. Regionalism and the Sovereignty of Nations: Implications for the Protection of Human RightsJustice Richard Goldstone7. Protecting Liberty in a Federal System: The US ExperienceProfessor Douglas Laycock8. Judicial Federalism and the European Court of JusticeProfessor Takis TridimasIII. POLITICO-LEGAL DYNAMICS OF FEDERALISM9. Federalism and Redistribution: Lessons from the American ExperienceProfessor Lynn A Baker10. State Liability as European ius commune: The Case of the European Economic AreaProfessor Dr Carl Baudenbacher11. Federalism in GermanyProfessor Dr Wolfgang Hoffman-Riem12. Is Secession the Achilles Heel of ‘Strong’ Federalism?Professor Sanford Levinson13. Europe of the Regions: Work in ProgressThe Rt Hon. Lord Robert Maclennan14. Local Autonomies, Regionalism and Federalism in the Italian ExperienceProfessor Cesare Mirabelli15. What British Devolutionaries Should Know about American FederalismProfessor Ernest A Young