Title: Proměny amerického federalismu po druhé světové válce
Other Titles: The transformation of American federalism after the Second World War
Authors: Sochacký, Jakub
Advisor: Jurek, Petr
Referee: Ženíšek, Marek
Issue Date: 2012
Publisher: Západočeská univerzita v Plzni
Document type: bakalářská práce
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11025/3391
Keywords: federalism;american federalism;states;local government;20th century
Keywords in different language: federalism;american federalism;states;local government;20th century
Abstract: This thesis provides an overview of American federalism since the Second World War and analyzes the developments it has been going through. This paper provides clear evidences to the claim that federalism in the USA is getting more and more centralized, which means that the power of the national government rises, while the power of the States diminishes. Apart from this, attitudes of the Republican Party and the Democratic Party and their members to federalism are discussed.
Abstract in different language: This thesis provides an overview of American federalism since the Second World War and analyzes the developments it has been going through. This paper provides clear evidences to the claim that federalism in the USA is getting more and more centralized, which means that the power of the national government rises, while the power of the States diminishes. Apart from this, attitudes of the Republican Party and the Democratic Party and their members to federalism are discussed.
Rights: Plný text práce je přístupný bez omezení.
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