Based on the question of how the German federal State solves its inherent conflicts in comparison to the United States and Switzerland, Dirk Hanschel examines the resolution of conflicts concerning the allocation of legal competence, financial power and territorial sovereignty, hence following the rationale of recent reform approaches.

Based on the question of how Germany as a federal state solves its inherent conflictsin comparison to the United States and Switzerland, Dirk Hanschel examines the allocation of legal power as well as financial and territorial authority, hence following the rationale of recent reform approaches.

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Geboren 1969; Studium der Rechtswissenschaft in Marburg, London und Heidelberg; 1999 Master of Comparative Law; 2003 Promotion;2010 Habilitation; seither Lehrstuhlvertretungen in Trier, Münster und Göttingen, zugleich Privatdozent an der Universität Mannheim.