Federalism Questions
Regulated federalism is a concept in political science that refers to a system of governance where the federal government sets specific regulations and guidelines for state and local governments to follow. Under regulated federalism, the federal government exercises a significant amount of control and oversight over state and local policies and programs. This approach aims to ensure consistency and uniformity in areas such as education, healthcare, and environmental regulations, while still allowing some degree of autonomy for state and local governments to implement these policies within the framework set by the federal government.