Democratic local governance
reforms and innovations in Asia
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Author
Contributions
- Manor, James - Contributor
Publication
2013 - United Nations University Press, United Nations University, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Language
English
Word Count
52,750 words, Guess
Page Count
211 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL31157606M
- ISBN-139789280812329
- OCLC Control Number852220794
- Library of Congress Control Number2013029685
Classifications
- DDC352.3/67214095
- LCCJS6950 .D46 2013
Description
"Asian countries have introduced major reforms and new institutional mechanisms to promote the engagement of elected local governments, civil society and the private sector. This book attempts to examine emerging issues in democratic local governance and factors that influenced the impetus for and the substance of reforms. It asks: What have been challenges in designing and implementing decentralization policies and programs? What are the constraints on strengthening citizen participation? What is the impact of reforms to promote gender and rights perspectives in local governance? What is the role of local government in service delivery and access? How effective have the mechanisms for accountability and transparency in local governance been? What are the driving forces influencing democratic local governance reform? This volume attempts to address these questions as it discusses studies from theoretical and comparative perspectives on specific issues as well as myriad cases across Asia, often dealing with country-specific reforms"--
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