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Federalism-E is an electronic student journal about federalism and multi-level governance put forth in collaboration between l’Université Laval and Queen’s University. This annual journal will publish papers by undergraduate students, which are reviewed by an editorial board composed of their peers, in both English and French languages.
It is a bilingual, undergraduate electronic journal about federalism with a mandate to provide a forum to encourage research and scholarly debate with respect to a wide variety of issues concerning federalism, such as political philosophy, multi-level governance and inter-governmental relations. Research conducted spans a wide variety of issues and promulgates a similar variety of opinions. The journal's aim is to create an atmosphere of debate and investigation to highlight the multi-faceted study of federalism and the utility in doing so.
Note: The submission deadline for volume 13 is the 31st of January 2012. Nonetheless, early submission is strongly encouraged.
Submissions must be sent via email to s25091@rmc.ca, attached in a Word document, preferably Word 97-2003 (.doc) format. Authors should include their name, full contact information and that of the institution with which they are affiliated. Furthermore, we would appreciate it if the articles were formatted according to the Chicago Manual Of Style (CMOS). While the journal has traditionally published articles 6,000 – 10,000 words in length, shorter submission as well as review articles and book reviews will also receive consideration.
For those equally interested in joining this volume's editorial-board, we are currently seeking members from as many universities as possible. If you would like to join this volume's editorial-board please contact s25091@rmc.ca via an email indicating your interest.
The continued success of the journal relies on the contribution and collaboration of undergraduate students across the world.
The journal's volumes may be downloaded below.
| Volume No. | Year | |
| Volume 13 | 2012 | Download |
| Volume 12 | 2011 | Download |
| Volume 11 | 2010 | Download |
| Volume 10 | April 2009 | Download |
| Volume 9 | April 2008 | Download |
| Volume 8 | May 2007 | Download |
| Volume 7 | May 2006 | Download |
| Volume 6 | June/July 2006 | Download |
| Volume 5 | June 2004 | Download |
| Volume 4 | February 2004 | Download |