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    New Trends in Federalism: 3, #1
    New Trends in Federalism: 3, #1
    New Trends in Federalism: 3, #1
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    New Trends in Federalism: 3, #1

    By Hakar Abdulkarim Findi

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    The book includes the new trend in the federal system which is (co-operative federalism) and India's taking as a model for this new direction in the federal system.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFindi Info Wizan Publishing
    Release dateSep 17, 2020
    ISBN9781393768517
    New Trends in Federalism: 3, #1
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    Hakar Abdulkarim Findi

    Hakar Abdulkarim Findi (Hakar Findi), Author and Kurdish Journalist. Was born in 1982. Duhok. Received B.A degree from College of Law, Duhok. Received his M.A degree in Media and International Law (LL.M) at Pune University, India. - Was a correspondent and Writer of Dijal magazine, issued by Ministry of Culture, KRG.. Was a Karwan magazine correspondent in Duhok which issued by Ministry of Culture, Kurdistan. Was a correspondent of (Asoye folklore), issued by Ministry of Culture, KRG. - At Iraqi freedom, the battle was a correspondent of (Elaf) E-newspaper in Kurdistan. was a correspondent of (Iraq4all) website. - Was a chief editor of (yasa-law) magazine which was a politic, Cultural and general magazine. - Was a supervisor and technical director of (Alahali) magazine, Was a Designer of Dijla magazine & Iraq Today Newspaper. - Has distributed his careers in most of the magazines and newspapers, such as ( Dijla, Nivis, Hang, Karwan, Asoy folklore, Seenema and Shano , Zagros, Harem, Hunar, Yasa, Afaq Speeres, Alahali, Avro, Paymana adab u Hunar, Chavder, Awena, Heezil, War, Payaana zankoye , and others). - Has distributed a lot to the Sites (Pena Kurd, Avesta Kurd, mahnama, Ormia, Iraq4all, pdk-xoybun, rizgari online, evar bash, rojiname, kadip-nivo, and others). - Kurdish, Arabic and English are the languages known by him. - A member of (PENa KURD) of International PEN - A member of International Federation of Journalists. - A member of Kurdistan Journalist's Syndicate. - A member of Kurdistan Lawyer Syndicate. - A member of Kurdistan Jurists Union. Published Careers - Federalism Concept and Practice, 2009. - Legislations which are connected to Journalism in the Kurdistan Region. - Journalism Legislations in Kurdistan Region. - The Guide for the betterment of adults of Duhok, 2011. - The Guide of Mass Media in Duhok, 2012 1st edition. - A legal concept for journalism, 2012. - The Guide of Mass Media in Duhok, Preparation & Editing, 2012 2nd edition. - Ronahi, the first magazine issued number in 1960, 2013. - The Guide of Mass Media in Duhok, 2013. - Human Rights Violations vis-à-vis the Role of the Media, 2018. and more. ---------- Facebook: Hekar Findi Twitter: Hekar Findi Email: Hekarfindi@yahoo.com

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      New Trends in Federalism - Hakar Abdulkarim Findi

      Hakar Abdulkarim Findi

      New Trends

      in Federalism

      Co-operative Federalism in India

      Hakar Abdulkarim Findi
      ––––––––
      2020
      ––––––––

      All Rights Reserved, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any from or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Author with Findi Info.

      © Hakar Findi

      © FINDI Publishing

      © WIZAN Publishing

      ––––––––

      Title:

      New Trends in Federalism, Co-operative Federalism in India

      Author:

      Hakar Abdulkarim Findi

      Design by:

      Findi Info

      1st Publishing: Duhok, Kurdistan Region – Iraq, 2020

      2nd Publishing: London, UK, 2020

      3rd Publishing: India, 2020

      Nationality deposit number: D-/4494/20 Duhok, KRI, Iraq

      ISBN:  979-8-645-37967-4

      Available at Findi Info (www.findi.info)

      Findi Publishing House (Since 1982)

      Tel.: +964 750 119 1221

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      Email: info@findi.info

      Add.: 99441, Abnos, Ashti, Duhok, Kurdistan Region – Iraq.

      Index and Contents

      Declaration

      Certificate

      Acknowledgement

      Chapter I: Concept & History

      1. 1. Introduction:

      1. 2. Term

      1. 3. History

      1.4 The Forum of Federations was established in 1999.

      Chapter II: Development of Co-operative Federalism in Indi

      2.2 Development of Co-operative Federalism Post Independence

      2.3 Co-operative in the 1950s

      2.4 Confrontationist From 1960s to 1980s

      2.5 Co-operative in The Late 1980s

      2.6 Co-operative in the 1990s

      Chapter III: Co-operative, Concomitant, Negotiatory and Opportunistic in the last one decade

      3.1 Challenges For 21st Century Federalism

      Conclusion

      Reference

      About Author

      Declaration

      Hereby declare that the Longish Term Paper entitled "New Trends in Federalism, Co-operative Federalism in India" submit and record of work carried out during semester-II the First year of the academic year 2012-2013 under the guidance of Ms. Preetikaur. Further declare that the mistrial of this L.P.T. is original work and obtained from other sources has been acknowledged in this research work.

      A.K.K. New Law Academy

      Pune: March, 2013

      Certificate

      This is to certify that the longish term paper entitled New Trends in Federalism, Co-operative Federalism in India submitted by (Hakar Abdulkarim Findi) is the record of work carried out during semester II of first year LLM of the academic year 2012-2013. Under my supervision and guidance on conformity with the syllabus prescript by University of Pune.

      Ms. Preetikaur

      A.K.K. New Law Academy

      Pune: March, 2013

      Acknowledgement

      Firstly, I would also like to thank my guide (Ms. Preetikaur) for their valuable guidance and for being a solvency of inspiration and encouragement enabling the researcher work and to complete the research work successful. Last but not the least; the researcher would like to thank all the background supports who have spent their valuable time to support me throughout my research work.

      Note:

      The paper submitted at: AKK. New Law Academy, Savitribai Phule Pune University, formerly (University of Pune), Pune, Maharashtra, India.

      Chapter I

      Concept & History

      1.1. Introduction:

      Co-operative federalism (1930s-1970s) is a concept of federalism in which national,  state, and local governments interact co-operatively and collectively to solve common) problems, rather than making policies separately but more or less equally (such as the 19th-century's dual federalism) or clashing over a policy in a system dominated by the national government. ([1])

      Co-operative federalism is a model of intergovernmental relations that recognizes the overlapping functions of the national and state governments. This model can be contrasted with the model of dual federalism, which maintains that the national and state governments have distinct and separate government functions.

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