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75. Filippov et al., Designing Federalism, 41.
76. Filippov et al., Designing Federalism, 336.
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84. Rector, Federations, 62.
85. Pranck, Why Federations Fail, 197.
86. Burgess, 'Success and Failure in Federation', 189-206.
87. Franck, Why Federations Fail, 191.