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The Limits of Territorial/National Federalism as a Social Technology
From: The New Geo-Governance
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Even when federalism has attempted to inject a "national" flavour into such geographical essentialism, or when it has tried to transform itself into a "multination federalism", the results have been less than successful because diversity has by now acquired such polymorphous dimensions that these simple categorizations—territory or nation—have failed to grapple with deep diversity in any significant way.
Contributors
Gilles Paquet
Gilles Paquet is a professor emeritus and senior research fellow in the School of Political Studies at the University of Ottawa and the president of the Royal Society of Canada.
