Titlebook: Central-Local Relations in Asia-Pacific; Convergence or Diver Mark Turner (Professor in the School of Administra Book 1999 Palgrave Macmill

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2662-2483 tions and individuals. At present the conventional wisdom of central-local relations has swung in favour of decentralisation. This book investigates whether such convergence is taking place through detailed examination in Asia-Pacific. The results of the survey reveal a complex picture in which dive

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Scale and Governance in the South Pacific,rom the capital to the outer islands of the archipelago. Populations are typically scattered, and communications poor. At this small scale, some public services, like hospitals, are ‘lumpy’ and indivisible between local governments.

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,Central—Local Relations: Themes and Issues,ed as existing in subnational authorities or other state organizations. Furthermore, the centripetal forces that gather power to the centre are countered by centrifugal forces that attempt to draw decision-making responsibilities to local authorities.

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Philippines: From Centralism to Localism,o democratic politics. It can even be portrayed as a rediscovery of a decentralized past interrupted by more than three centuries of colonial centralization, a belief in whose efficacy was initially absorbed into the psyche of the independent republic.

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,Rethinking the Philosophy of Central—Local Relations in Post-Central-Planning Vietnam,r II are no exception. Employing the vocabulary of totalitarianism, Stalinism or state socialism, they have similarly emphasized the centralized character of these states. In the case of Vietnam, Gareth Porter’s . exemplifies this approach (Porter 1993).

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