Instruction
Question 1 Choose a specific example of a vertical relationship between the federal, a state, and a local government. How well does the relationship seem to function? Why is the relationship structured the way it is? Is there anything that could be done to make this relationship more effective for the public the governments serve?
Question 2 Choose a specific example of a vertical relationship between the federal, a state, and a local government. How well does the relationship seem to function? Why is the relationship structured the way it is? Is there anything that could be done to make this relationship more effective for the public the governments serve?
References
2. Balance of Power between the Federal Government and the Individual States
Read “Balance of Power between the Federal Government and the Individual States” from Lombardo from PA Times (2014).
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3. Federalism: Reviewing the State of Intergovernmental Relations
Read “Federalism: Reviewing the State of Intergovernmental Relations” by Blake from PA Times (2014).
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4. Recharging Intergovernmental Relations in the United States
Read “Recharging Intergovernmental Relations in the United States” by Gibbs Springer from PA Times (2014).
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5. The Intersection of Federal and State Health Insurance Regulation
Read “The Intersection of Federal and State Health Insurance Regulation” by Custer from Journal of Financial Service Professionals (2017).
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