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Alan Tarr -- $tPolicy Coercion and Administrative Cooperation in American Federalism /$rJohn Kincaid -- $t?Fragile Federations? and the Dynamics of Devolution /$rNico Steytler and Jaap de Visser -- $tThe Unsettled Settlement: Scottish Independence or United Kingdom Devolution? /$rMichael Burgess -- $tConstitutional Semantics and Autonomy within Indian Federalism /$rAjay Kumar Singh -- $tGenesis of Federalism, Regional Development and Regional Policy of Post?Soviet Russia /$rViacheslav E. Seliverstov -- $tCan We Talk about Federalism and Federalization without Co-Governance? ?Participation? of the Autonomous Communities in Spanish Central Government Decision-Making /$rMercè Corretja Torrens and Mireia Grau Creus -- $tIntergovernmental Relations in Australia: New Modes, Old Realities /$rAlan Fenna and John Phillimore -- $tIntergovernmental Decision-Making in Financial Affairs in Germany: Institutions, Formal and Informal Rules and Peculiarities /$rGisela Färber -- $tFiscal Federalism and Federal Decisions: The Case of Argentina and Its Evolution in the Last Two Decades /$rMiguel Angel Asensio -- $tMultilevel Governance of Immigration: An Emerging Trend for Europe to Follow? /$rKarl Kössler -- $tChallenging Institutional Models: The Case of Environmental Protection and Management /$rMariachiara Alberton and Francesco Palermo -- $t?South Africa Incorporated?: The Rise of the Developmental State and the Corporatization of Intergovernmental Relations /$rDerek Powell and Phindile Ntliziywana -- $tBenchmarking as a New Mode of Coordination in Federal Systems /$rAlan Fenna and Felix Knüpling -- $tFederalism as Decision-Making: Security Structures, Procedures and Policies /$rChristian Leuprecht , Mario Kölling and Todd Hataley -- $tRegionalization in Central and Eastern Europe: Limits and Perspectives of an Externally Driven Process /$rSara Parolari and Martina Trettel -- $tVarieties of Decentralization, Institutional Complementarities, and Economic Growth: Evidence in oecd Countries /$rAndrea Filippetti and Agnese Sacchi -- $tParticipatory Initiatives and New Instruments of Direct Democracy in Austrian Federalism /$rPeter Bußjäger -- $tTheoretical Framework and Constitutional Implications: Participatory Democracy as Decision-Making in Multilayered Italy /$rMatteo Nicolini -- $tFraming Subnational ?Institutional Innovation? and ?Participatory Democracy? in Italy: Some Findings on Current Structures, Procedures and Dynamics /$rElisabeth Alber and Alice Valdesalici -- $tSubnational Institutional Innovation and Participatory Democracy: The Case of Switzerland /$rNicolas Schmitt -- $tRegulating Pluralism: Federalism as Decision-Making and New Challenges for Federal Studies /$rFrancesco Palermo -- $tIndex /$rFrancesco Palermo and Elisabeth Alber. 330 $aAccounting for participation, separation of powers and democratic accountability, federalism gains momentum in times when traditional democratic legitimacy of institutional decision-making is challenged. Its ability to include multiple interests makes federalism a means to ensure good governance. Based on a multidisciplinary analysis, the book tackles the question of whether federalism as a pragmatic governance tool provides answers to current challenges and what those answers are. Thirty-three leading experts critically examine to what extent federalism serves this purpose in compound states, looking at different countries and policies. 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Leur étude minutieuse découvre un ajustement inattendu de la fécondité aux conditions ambiantes lorsque la présence du groupe humain est ancienne dans le milieu, ou encore la promptitude avec laquelle les forces culturelles en infléchissent l'expression, lorsque de nouvelles circonstances se font jour. C'est au développement de ce thème dans les sociétés du Maghreb que concourent les travaux de ce volume. Les rapports entre démographie et attitudes génésiques, les déterminants biologiques ou culturels de la conception et de la grossesse, les conditions environnementales ou socio-économiques entourant la petite enfance, y sont tour à tour évoqués par des synthèses rassemblant les connaissances actuelles ainsi que par des observations effectuées dans des populations traditionnelles ou en cours de modernisation, y compris dans des communautés européennes de migrants originaires du Maghreb. 410 0$aCahiers de l'IREMAM ;$v9/10. 606 $aBusiness & Economics$2HILCC 606 $aDemography$2HILCC 607 $aAfrica, North$xPopulation 610 $aMaghreb 610 $afécondité 615 7$aBusiness & Economics 615 7$aDemography 676 $a304.6096 712 02$aInstitut de recherches et d'e?tudes sur le monde arabe et musulman, 801 0$bPQKB 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910133522103321 996 $aConception, naissance et petite enfance au Maghreb$91974879 997 $aUNINA