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• National Conference of State Legislatures
  ...to persuade [[U.S. Congress|Congress]] to pass legislation that preserves state decision-making authority and fiscal health. ...Lobbying]]; [[Public Officials’ Organizations]]; [[State Government]]; [[State Legislatures]]
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• Alphabetical List of Entries
  * [[Admission of New States]] * [[Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967]]
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• Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
  ...onting federal system partners; recommending the most desirable allocation of government functions, responsibilities, and revenues; and suggesting ways t ...ommittee endorsed its predecessor’s recommendation for the establishment of a focal point in the federal executive branch to deal with intergovernmenta
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• Annapolis Convention of 1786
  ...frontier, but state claims to the land prevented further extension of the national government westward. ...n of that meeting, it was decided that a larger meeting discussing broader national commercial interests be held the following year with all states attending.
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• Brennan, William J., Jr.
  .... Yet he also was a leading proponent of state courts relying on their own state constitutions to provide greater protection for individual rights than what ...alism was never a goal unto itself; instead, federalism was a distribution of powers that must ebb and flow with the need to protect individual rights.
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• Constitutional Convention of 1787
  ...introduced in American federalism have in turn revolutionized the practice of federalism worldwide. ...ay 14, 1787, did not actually begin until May 25, when a sufficient number of delegations finally arrived to make it possible to conduct deliberations. T
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• Council of State Governments
  ...nd problem-solving promotion, trend and emerging issue identification, and state administration and management improvement. ...ort, leadership development and training, and conferences. While promoting state sovereignty, CSG does not lobby.
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• Councils of Governments
  ...social planners, and supporting personnel, although the staff of councils of governments situated in metropolitan areas are typically significantly larg ...largely the product of local initiative, and enjoyed only a limited amount of federal support and virtually no support from their respective states.
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• Education Commission of the States
  Education Commission of The Education Commission of the States (ECS) was created by an interstate
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• Federal Courts
  ...egional and 1 national courts of appeals, and the 9-member [[Supreme Court of the United States]]. ...s by review by Article III courts. Article III courts review the decisions of other Article I courts directly.
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• Federalism Summit
  ...lly by Governor Michael O. Leavitt (R-UT), Governor Ben Nelson (D-NE), and State Senate President Stanley J. Aronoff (R-OH). ...her consideration and exploration of opportunities for common action” by state leaders:
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• Formula Grants
  ...rtments total nearly 85 percent of all federal government grants-in-aid to state and local governments. ...ceive several times the state contribution in federal matching funds. Many of these matching formula grants also include minimum floor amounts awarded, g
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• Governors and Federalism
  ...mplementing, and reforming national policies. This essay examines the rise of governors’ powers, what they seek, and how reforms in the governor’s of ...s who successfully pushed governors to become more aggressive in promoting state interests in Washington.
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• Health Care Policy
  ...an regulating the emerging market of private insurance. With the exception of mental health, states did not provide direct services or health insurance. ...D. Roosevelt]] helped create the modern American administrative state. The national government’s role in health policy expanded, but goals were achieved thro
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• Intergovernmental Lobbying
  ...city or state. These groups lobby nationally and at state and local levels of government. === COMPOSITION OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL LOBBY ===
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• Intergovernmental Management
  ...arried out by local governments must be managed cooperatively. The process of managing programs involves officials working to solve problems that combine ...etworking and formal networks representing multiple organizations or parts of them working together to accomplish joint tasks.
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• Interstate Relations
  ...ve freely across boundary lines. States cooperate with each other by means of interstate compacts and administrative agreements, but also compete to attr ...y political compacts, those encroaching “upon the full and free exercise of federal authority,” require such consent.
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• National Conference of State Legislatures
  ...to persuade [[U.S. Congress|Congress]] to pass legislation that preserves state decision-making authority and fiscal health. ...Lobbying]]; [[Public Officials’ Organizations]]; [[State Government]]; [[State Legislatures]]
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• Preemption
  ...re of a superior government may preempt completely and/or partially powers of one or more inferior governments or stipulate that a power is superseded on ...” The section alternatively can be termed a restraint on the exercise of state powers.
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• Public Officials’ Associations
  ...n the early twentieth century, elected officials at the [[State Government|state]] and [[Local Government|local]] levels began creating associations under w ...basic mission of public officials’ associations closely resembled those of other professional organizations, such as the American Medical Association,
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• Regional Higher Education Compacts
  ...tutory and contract law behind them. Compacts that are enacted into law by state legislatures may require gubernatorial consent similar to other bills and m ...dwestern Higher Education Compact (MHEC), which was established in 1991 by state legislation. MHEC’s ten member states are Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Mich
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