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State of Governance in Bangladesh

The Round Table, 2003
The present state of governance in Bangladesh is evaluated here using the concept of governance, particularly good governance. Bangladesh shows all the symptoms of an underdeveloped polity. Democracy has not been institutionalized. Politics continues to be dominated by big money, goons and people with little background and training in formal politics ...
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Incremental Democracy: The Policy Effects of Partisan Control of State Government

Journal of Politics, 2017
Devin Caughey, Yiqing Xu, C. Warshaw
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Governing the American States

1994
Contemporary American federalism is marked by a seeming paradox: federal dominance and state resurgence. The federal government exercises more power over more aspects of domestic policy than ever. Evidence includes the fact that more than 53 percent of all federal laws explicitly preempting state powers (i.e., displacing state law under the supremacy ...
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A New Measure of State Government Ideology, and Evidence that Both the New Measure and an Old Measure Are Valid

State Politics & Policy Quarterly, 2013
William D. Berry, Richard C. Fording, E. Ringquist, Russell L. Hanson, Carl E. Klarner   +4 more
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Understanding the co-evolution of institutions, technology, and organizations: the enactment of the state government portal of Puebla

Digital Government Research, 2013
L. Luna-Reyes, J. Ramon Gil-Garcia
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Government, the State, and Governance

Polity, 2008
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Ideology and the size of US state government

, 2013
A. Pickering, J. Rockey
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INVESTMENT IN UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES BY STATE GOVERNMENTS [PDF]

National Tax Journal, 1960
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The Government and State Industries

1978
Although, as is said in the General Introduction, the British seem to have been constantly mulling over the same economic problems since 1945 and apparently getting nowhere, this is so remarkably true of the nationalisation of industry that it merits special mention.
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States and governments [PDF]

, 2002
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