An Analysis on Indian Federalism and Foreign Policy: Some Linkage Aspects

A Comparative Analysis of Foreign Policy in Indian Federalism and European Union & Canadian Federalism

Abstract

The objective of this paper is twofold. To begin with, it wishes to look at and think about the place foreign policy takes in the constitutional structure of two federal polities, to be specific the European Union and Canada. Second, it wishes to go to a more full comprehension of the importance of the idea of 'federalism' as a way to accommodate consistency with subsidiarity with regards to inside separated polities. To accomplish these objectives, this investigation continues by investigating the manners by which the principle of presented powers (in the accompanying conferral) shows itself in the field of foreign policy in the two polities. In the wake of having encircled the topic of foreign policy capability in its more extensive international and constitutional setting, this paper first takes a gander at the hypothetical establishments of the principle of credited forces. Next, it looks at the components through which the principle of conferral is tried. Aside from the clear utilization of the principle, this paper likewise inspects the revision components created in the two polities. In the wake of having gathered the essential 'crude materials', it at that point continues to an express similar investigation.