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Heather Gerken Discusses Progressive Federalism

June 26, 2017
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Heather Gerken, future dean and current professor of Yale Law School, was part of a plenary panel titled “Progressive Federalism: A New Way Forward?” at the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy's National Convention in Washington, D.C.

The panel examined how progressives are looking at federalism in a new light. Professor Gerken has been an advocate of the idea that federalism belongs to progressives and conservatives. While on the panel, she explained how we are in a different era, this is not your father’s federalism.” Professor Gerken outlined how federalism can be a useful tool that enables political minorities to implement important policy and legislative changes at the local and state level.

Read the full Yale Law School press release.

Video provided courtesy of The American Constitution Society.

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