Asymmetrical Federalism Refers to

question 63

Multiple Choice

Asymmetrical federalism refers to

• A) a situation that developed in the 1990s in Russia where some subnational governments had greater or lesser power than others.
• B) the constitutional provision that allows the central government to replace governing institutions of subnational governments.
• C) the principle that federal law takes precedence over regional law in Russia.
• D) the constitutional provision that allows the federal legislature to overturn regional laws.
• E) the idea that political power in Russia rests at the subnational level.