Authored Books
Federalism: An Introduction
This book is now in 25 languages with some 100,000 to 200,000 copies in print, probably the most published modern book on federalism. In addition to commercial editions in several major languages, it has been brought out in editions sponsored by aid agencies and international NGOs, sometimes in several of a country’s languages for wide distribution during a constitutional transition process.
Oxford University Press: 2008
Fiscal Federalism: An Introduction
Now in nine languages, the book has met a demand for an accessible introduction to fiscal federalism—how federations raise, share and manage money. It is a “comparative” introduction because it shows the variety of experiences across federations while introducing some of the basic concepts and conclusions of the more normative literature on fiscal federalism by economists.
Oxford University Press: 2010
Edited & Co-Edited Books
Oil & Gas in Federal Systems
Draws on the contributions of twenty-four respected scholars in the areas of petroleum policy and federal systems.
Edited by
George Anderson
Oxford University Press: 2012
Read chapter 15 “Reflections on Oil and Gas in Federal System” by George Anderson.
Federal Rivers: Managing Water in Multi-Layered Political Systems
Co-Edited by
Dustin Garrick
George Anderson
Daniel Connell
Jamie Pittock
Edward Elgar, Cheltenham: 2014
Read chapter “Water Resource Management in Federal Systems” by George Anderson
Internal Markets and Multi-Level Governance
The experience of the European Union, Australia, Canada, Swizterland, and The United States.
Edited by
George Anderson
Oxford University Press: 2012
Read introductory chapter by George Anderson
Read conculsion by George Anderson
Territory and Power in Constitutional Transitions
This collection of essays surveys the full range of challenges that territorial conflicts pose for constitution- making processes and constitutional design.
Co-Edited by
George Anderson
Sujit Choudhry
Oxford University Press: 2019
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