Decentralization and state capacity, pathways for state in reform in post-communist societies, Todor Arpad
Type
Label
Decentralization and state capacity, pathways for state in reform in post-communist societies, Todor Arpad
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Illustrations
charts
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Decentralization and state capacity
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
880430402
Responsibility statement
Todor Arpad
Series statement
Gift collection
Sub title
pathways for state in reform in post-communist societies
Summary
The scope of the present approach is twofold. First, it will try to analyze whether the post- communist transitions were very different from other transitions from autocratic rule (see Schneider and Schmitter 2003 for a debate on the subject) by attempting to adjust a theoretical apparatus developed for other uses and to apply it irrespective of the degree of democratization. Second, as the vision on what decentralization means and how it works influences how important funds are distributed and how many programs of the international institutions are implemented, the findings may have an immense public policy stake. Especially under the influence of the main international institutions of the World Bank and the IMF, many developing countries are guided into adopting specific policies.--, Provided by Publisher
Creator
Subject
Content
Mapped to
Incoming Resources
- Has instance1