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

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Assessing Alternative Explanations of Dominican Decentralization,parties. Neither model explains the course of Dominican events well. The nation did experience major economic traumas in 1984 and 1990, but the state reacted by revising the nation’s basic macro-economic model, not by spinning off responsibilities and revenue to subnational governments. The national

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Pro-decentralization Strategies for the Future,e areas: craft ing and communicating clear messages justifying power-diff usion; undertaking innovative policy eff orts in the municipal arena, perhaps through well-defined pilot programs; strengthening ties with infl uential interest groups in business, religion, and the NGO sector; promoting regio