Conflicts in Decentralization is a theoretical construct in public administration that identifies and analyzes the tensions arising between central authorities and subnational entities over the distribution, exercise, and accountability of decision-making power within decentralized governance systems.
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THE DANGERS OF DECENTRALIZATION
Rémy Prud’homme · The World Bank Research Observer · 1995 · 1.9K citations
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