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Unit 4 – Political Geography
Topic 4.7
Why could federalism be seen as weaker than unitary systems when dealing with national crises?
Federal structures do not allow for direct control over all territories.
Decision-making may be slower due to necessary coordination between levels of government.
Federal governments are typically less stable than unitary ones.
Federalism lacks centralized authority.
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