Revista d'estudis autonòmics i federals

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  Año 2026, Número 43. Texto Completo Ejemplar

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    Editorial: Second Chambers and Shared Rule in Contemporary Federal Systems

    Félix Mathieu, Dave Guénette

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    págs. 17-25

    
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    Bicameralism, Shared Rule and the Purpose of Federalism

    Anna Gamper

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    págs. 27-53

    
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    Bicameralism: Federalism’s Great Illusion

    Alan Fenna

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    págs. 55-75

    
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    Second Chambers: A Tool for Protection or Empowerment?

    Xavier Boileau

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    págs. 77-112

    
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    (Lack of) Territorial Representation in the Spanish Senate: Constitutional Design and Political Practice

    Josep Maria Tirapu Sanuy, Lorena Ortiz Cabrero

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    págs. 113-148

    
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    The Senate of Canada: From Territorial to Official Language Minority Communities and Indigenous Representation?

    André Lecours , Aliyah Datoo

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    págs. 149-177

    
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    The Distinct Effects of Intragovernmental Relations on Bicameralism: A Conceptual Framework for Situating the Institutional Position of the Pakistani Senate

    Dilawar Hussain

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    págs. 179-209

    
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    Relics, Guardians, or Equivalents? The Paradox of Bicameralism: Second Chambers and Symbolic Stability in the Netherlands, BiH, and the UAE

    Maja Sahadzic

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    págs. 211-252

    
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    The Reification of the Nation-State and Demonisation of Decentralisation as a Means of Perpetuating the Hegemonic Party Model in Turkey

    Jan Byczkowski

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    págs. 255-288