Dual Federalism is a system of government where both the state and the national government remain supreme is their own spheres, and do not interfere with one another, whereas cooperative federalism is a system of government in which powers and policy assignments are shared between the state and the national government. Dual federalism is viewed as a layered cake, each layer separate from the others, as the responsibilities are in dual federalism. Cooperative federalism is looked at as a marble cake, responsibilities and assignments mixed as different colors are in the cake. (Edwards 82-84)
Dual Federalism is a system of government where both the state and the national government remain supreme is their own spheres, and do not interfere with one another, whereas cooperative federalism is a system of government in which powers and policy assignments are shared between the state and the national government. Dual federalism is viewed as a layered cake, each layer separate from the others, as the responsibilities are in dual federalism. Cooperative federalism is looked at as a marble cake, responsibilities and assignments mixed as different colors are in the cake. (Edwards 82-84)
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