2011
DOI: 10.3917/eufor.359.0021
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Fiscal Federalism and Capital Cities: A Comparative Analysis of Berlin and Brussels

Abstract: Résumé Une perspective générale comparée est adoptée pour définir les types de fédéralisme fiscal en présence en Belgique et Allemagne, et les positions de leurs villes capitales respectives dans l’économie politique de ces deux systèmes fédéraux. Alors que le système politique belge est défini par un fédéralisme fiscal compétitif, le modèle allemand est marqué par une tendance coopérative. L’argumentaire principal de l’article est que les forces centripètes (Allemagne) et centrifuges (Belgique) sont des facte… Show more

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“…An association based on a (voluntary) cooperative partnership between all members, including from municipalities, and the science, culture, or business communities, generally dedicated to regional negotiations, event organization, and cultural exchange. 9 Verband-A form of organization under public law. An independent, representative public-sector body (or part of the public administration) that plays a central role in regional governance, often with functions such as regional planning, project allocation, and location marketing.…”
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confidence: 99%