The Federalism in Pakistan within Constitutional Frameworks
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https://doi.org/10.36755/khaldunia.v3i1.77Keywords:
NFC Award , Executive, Legislature, 18th Amendment, Constitution, Provincial Autonomy, FederalismAbstract
This article explores the application of federalism in Pakistan, following its development from the initial provisional constitution to the current one. It examines the legislative, executive, and monetary authority bestowed upon the federal and provincial governments of Pakistan under the country's three constitutions. The article concludes that the history of federalism in Pakistan highlights the significance of putting it into practice in accordance with its genuine spirit, embracing an interpretivist paradigm with a qualitative approach.
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