State Restructuring: From small institutional changes to secession

Abstract

Regionalist movements have become more prominent in the public debate around the globe over the last few years. Often they involve demands to restructure the state in a manner as to devolve powers towards sub-national units. In some instances, these movements seek to form an independent state of their own. This panel presents papers that explore administrative and political restructuring in multilevel countries.

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