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Federalism and Asymmetry as Viable Alternatives to Secession? Crisis, Changes, and Perspectives of the “Spanish Autonomic State”
The study analyzes the most recent political and constitutional debate concerning the crisis and reform prospects of the decentralization system of the Spanish State. Adopting a historical-constitutional approach, it first reconstructs the territorial question of the Basque and Catalan nationalities
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