Titlebook: Decentralization and Party Politics in the Dominican Republic; Christopher Mitchell Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ame

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Das hei?e Rennen um die kalte Fusione election of a pro-municipal politician to lead the central state’s Municipal League, and the founding of a more autonomous Federation of Municipalities. In addition, combinations among parties led to two increases in revenue-sharing (1997 and 2003), and the capital city was sub-divided. A spontane

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6140-3administrative vigor and eff ectiveness, largely within traditional policy areas. There were few eff ective local initiatives to develop new functions. Municipios that most actively cultivated engagement with their constituents tended to mount the most successful contestation against central-governm

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,Measures and Initiatives Favoring Decentralization, 1994–2008,nt elections, increases in revenue-sharing, and the establishment of a vigorous federation of municipalities are described. A reduction in the power of a central bureau that had functioned as a controlling Ministry of Municipalities is recounted, together with the advent of Participatory Budgeting in hundreds of Dominican subnational governments.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6140-3uld not discharge the few administrative functions (including street cleaning, garbage collection, and oversight of parks, markets, and cemeteries) that they were assigned. Social discontent and protest movements grew in urban areas during this period, placing improvement in town and city services on the national agenda for reform.

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Die Pflichten der Person (Cicero)itical coalition favoring decentralization to introduce limits on the central state’s power, utilizing the mechanisms of a centralized polity to change and reform it. The topics in the succeeding chapters are outlined.

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