Federalism : Comparative Study of Australia and Canada

Federalism is a political system in which government power and responsibility are divided between a federal legislature and a unit of the state or provincial legislatures. This system provides the structure for the states having large territory and through that can manage the state affairs and administration easily. Many of the largest countries in the world are federations, like; The United States, Canada, India, Pakistan South Africa, Argentina, and Australia. Every large democratic nation has a federal system of government. This study will explore the feature and good governance of two developed countries Canada and Australia. This study will be helpful to the developing countries like Pakistan, India which have a federal form of structure to run the affairs of the state .In the federal system of Pakistan there are lot of issues and conflicts with the provinces .with a comparative study of these two developed countries, i.e., Australia and Canada, our policy and decision maker political actors will understand in which way a state will successfully manage the issues related to federalism.

Auteur

Tajammal Rashid Rana born in Faisalabad Pakistan,a PhD Scholar got his masters degree from Islamia University Bahawalpure Pakistan & Master of Philosophy from The GC University Faisalabd Pakistan.He is working on the senior administraive post of the Public Sector University and have vide experience of Teaching and administraion in the public sector