The Federal Journal of Local Governance is a professional publication dedicated to exploring and analyzing the practices, theories, and development trends of local government governance in federal states. In the current era where globalization and localization are intertwined, local governments, as a key link connecting the central government and the people, have a direct impact on the overall development and stability of the country, as well as the well-being of the people.

This magazine has a strong background and relies on a team of well-known political science and public management scholars at home and abroad, as well as rich resources of government practice cases. It is committed to presenting readers with a comprehensive, in-depth, and forward-looking picture of federal local governance. The magazine covers a wide range of aspects of local government governance, including but not limited to policy formulation and implementation, public service provision, financial management, environmental protection, community participation, etc. It aims to promote communication and dialogue between academia and practice, and promote theoretical innovation and practical progress in local government governance.