The diffusion of the principle of subsidiarity across countries and regions has taken on a variety of forms. In the case of the EU and Australia the observed variation is most striking. The detailed comparison of the governance arrangements in a quasi-federal system with those of a fully established federation reveals a continuing divergence in the actual recognition of subsidiarity concerns.
The global reach of the principle of subsidiarity: the case of Australia / Marco Balboni. - In: COMMONWEALTH & COMPARATIVE POLITICS. - ISSN 1743-9094. - STAMPA. - 57:2(2019), pp. 193-207. [10.1080/14662043.2019.1574001]
The global reach of the principle of subsidiarity: the case of Australia.
Marco Balboni
2019
Abstract
The diffusion of the principle of subsidiarity across countries and regions has taken on a variety of forms. In the case of the EU and Australia the observed variation is most striking. The detailed comparison of the governance arrangements in a quasi-federal system with those of a fully established federation reveals a continuing divergence in the actual recognition of subsidiarity concerns.File in questo prodotto:
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