Thomas Hueglin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4374372 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas Hueglin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Hueglin |
| SIGNATURE | HUEGLIN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Political Science Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo Ontario |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A Reply to Fenna and Schnabel’s (2024) “What is Federalism?”
Treaty federalism as a model of policy making
Systematic analyses of C anada and the EU as comparable federal systems have been neglected for a variety of methodological reasons. Most importantly, neither body fits the mould of the dominant model of the American federal state. A revised conceptual framework can show, however, that C anada and the EU both provide a similar institutional and procedural environment for policy making: powers are shared rather than divided; policy directions are …
Federalism at the Crossroads
Federalism has remained a contested concept. The constitutional certainties of the modern federal state are under attack from confederal practices of negotiated agreement. Such practices have their traditional roots in the political theories of Althusius and Montesquieu. The central argument of this article is that the American Federalists broke with that older tradition and deliberately misinterpreted Montesquieu along the way. Consequently, the…
The Politics of Limited Pluralism
Political stability and economic efficiency have been praised as the most enviable assets of the West German state in the postwar era. The main purpose of this essay is to draw critical attention to the price which had to be paid for these achievements
Johannes Althusius
On a rather cold and unfriendly morning in October 1625, Rudolph Christian, the newly enthroned count of Eastern Frisia, arrived at the city gate of Emden, expecting that the city would welcome him and immediately start with the traditional ceremonies during which it had to pay homage to its new sovereign. But nobody met Rudolph Christian at the gate, and only later in the day a delegation of the city council appeared at the count's residence, te…
Treaty federalism as a model of policy making
Systematic analyses of C anada and the EU as comparable federal systems have been neglected for a variety of methodological reasons. Most importantly, neither body fits the mould of the dominant model of the American federal state. A revised conceptual framework can show, however, that C anada and the EU both provide a similar institutional and procedural environment for policy making: powers are shared rather than divided; policy directions are …
Federalism at the Crossroads
Federalism has remained a contested concept. The constitutional certainties of the modern federal state are under attack from confederal practices of negotiated agreement. Such practices have their traditional roots in the political theories of Althusius and Montesquieu. The central argument of this article is that the American Federalists broke with that older tradition and deliberately misinterpreted Montesquieu along the way. Consequently, the…
Johannes Althusius
On a rather cold and unfriendly morning in October 1625, Rudolph Christian, the newly enthroned count of Eastern Frisia, arrived at the city gate of Emden, expecting that the city would welcome him and immediately start with the traditional ceremonies during which it had to pay homage to its new sovereign. But nobody met Rudolph Christian at the gate, and only later in the day a delegation of the city council appeared at the count's residence, te…
A Reply to Fenna and Schnabel’s (2024) “What is Federalism?”
Johannes Althusius
On a rather cold and unfriendly morning in October 1625, Rudolph Christian, the newly enthroned count of Eastern Frisia, arrived at the city gate of Emden, expecting that the city would welcome him and immediately start with the traditional ceremonies during which it had to pay homage to its new sovereign. But nobody met Rudolph Christian at the gate, and only later in the day a delegation of the city council appeared at the count's residence, te…
The Politics of Limited Pluralism
Political stability and economic efficiency have been praised as the most enviable assets of the West German state in the postwar era. The main purpose of this essay is to draw critical attention to the price which had to be paid for these achievements
Federalism at the Crossroads
Federalism has remained a contested concept. The constitutional certainties of the modern federal state are under attack from confederal practices of negotiated agreement. Such practices have their traditional roots in the political theories of Althusius and Montesquieu. The central argument of this article is that the American Federalists broke with that older tradition and deliberately misinterpreted Montesquieu along the way. Consequently, the…
Treaty federalism as a model of policy making
Systematic analyses of C anada and the EU as comparable federal systems have been neglected for a variety of methodological reasons. Most importantly, neither body fits the mould of the dominant model of the American federal state. A revised conceptual framework can show, however, that C anada and the EU both provide a similar institutional and procedural environment for policy making: powers are shared rather than divided; policy directions are …
A Reply to Fenna and Schnabel’s (2024) “What is Federalism?”
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