American federalism, past, present and future
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USIA Electronic Journal, Vol. 2, No. 2, April 1997 Since its inception more than 200 years ago, American federalism has undergone tremendous change. Today, all governments – federal, state and local – play a greater role in the lives of their citizens, expectations about what kind of services and rights people want from government have changed, and relations among the federal, state and local governments have become infinitely more complex. In this brief essay, Ellis Katz, professor of political science and a fellow of the Center for the Study of Federalism at Temple University, explores the origins and development of American federalism, its contemporary practice and problems, and the forces that seem to be moving it in new directions.
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