Final Report Summary - NEO-FEDERALISM (Dividing Powers among People(s): Towards a New Federal Theory for the 21st Century)
(1) In terms of published outputs: four books plus one book-length special journal issue, as well as two dozen peer-reviewed articles and chapters in edited collections, as well an open access working paper series.
(2) Five international project conferences were organised, among them: a conference on “Globalisation and Governance” co-organised with the Lauterpacht Centre, Cambridge University; a conference on “Democracy Beyond Political Borders” organised with the assistance of LUISS (Rome); a conference on “The United Kingdom and the Federal Idea” hosted by Durham University, and a conference on “Constitutional Law in Context” held at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences; and finally a conference on "Fiscal Federalism" co-organised with Cambridge University.
(3) The project created a companion webpage (cf. www.federalism.eu) that contains a range of open access materials that are designed to help orient future students and researchers -- including a “Working Paper Series” that makes some of the research generated freely available to the wider scholarly or non-academic public.