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Governmental decentralization
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying governmental-decentralization. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3808852-030 : Governmental decentralization is the transference of responsibility and authority for public functions from centralized governmental agencies to centrally subordinated but quasi-independent public or
- 3808852-032 : The degree of success in governmental decentralization is tied to the level of accountability instituted in the process, and accountability in turn depends on the availability of transparent public in
- 3808852-033 : Decentralization is not always efficient, because centralized economies of scale can create the near-optimal efficiencies for economic growth and decentralization may therefore result in the loss of e
- 3808852-035 : Government decentralization at the local level can favor local elites and may overcomplicate the coordination of national policies.
- 3808852-036 : Silent governmental decentralization occurs without explicit policy: unlike affirmative reform, it results from inevitable changes in policy emphasis, networks, and resource availability, and can lead
- 3808852-037 : Governmental decentralization tends to occur during political or economic crises, because the fall of a regime and the resulting power vacuum causes power struggles, and it is during those struggles t