Asymmetric federalism

Asymmetric federalism is a type of government structure where different regions or states within a country have varying levels of power and autonomy. Unlike uniform federalism, where all regions have the same rights, asymmetric federalism recognizes the unique needs or historical circumstances of certain areas, giving them special privileges or authority. This approach helps accommodate diverse groups, cultures, or histories within a nation, promoting stability and better governance by respecting regional differences. It’s like certain parts of a country having more control over their own laws and policies than others, tailored to their specific situations.