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Subnational Governance and Development
2016This chapter examines how the practice of governance, especially at a subnational level, has been evolving since the 1990s, focusing on the implications for “community governance”. An overview of recent thinking on the nature of governance opens up the question of whether “governance” may be exercised through institutions entirely separate from ...
Jenny Hodgson +2 more
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COALITION GOVERNMENT, SUBNATIONAL STYLE
2021(print) xx, 316 p. : ill. ; 24 cm ; Illustrations -- Tables -- Foreword -- Preface -- Who will govern? Dilemmas of coalition government and parliamentary democracy. p.3 -- Negotiating power in Europe's subnational parliaments: issues for analysis. p.16 -- Theory: constraints on rationality in government formation. p.43 -- Methods of investigation. p.67
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Subnational Government Capital Financing
2021Abstract This book argues that capital markets can be an important source of financing for subnational governments across the globe as they face decentralization of governance systems and increased demand for infrastructure at the local level.
Christine R. Martell +2 more
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Governing Subnational Economies
2018The wave of economic and political transitions across the developing world in the 1980s and 1990s led to divergent outcomes within countries. This chapter reviews the literature on subnational variation in response to national-level economic and political reform and argues that existing research has not fully applied the lens of government-business ...
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Subnational governance in Spain
La experiencia española con los gobiernos regionales y la gobernanza es un buen ejemplo del desarrollo de actores e instituciones subnacionales que responden a factores y motivaciones complejos. Muestra cómo las fuerzas subnacionales, basadas en la identidad, la geografía, la economía y las demandas democráticas y etnoterritoriales, pueden reconfigurarEloísa del Pino, César Colino
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Punctuated equilibrium and subnational governments
2011Punctuated equilibrium is an increasingly popular theory for explaining budgetary outcomes. To date, studies that rely on punctuated equilibrium frameworks have universally uncovered evidence of government inefficiencies in budgeting. This suggests that the limitations - both cognitive and institutional - that contribute to budget punctuations may be ...
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Women’s Representation in Subnational Governments
2018Despite national gains, women’s representation at the subnational level has not increased much over time. In this chapter, Maria C. Escobar-Lemmon and Kendall D. Funk present and analyze original data on subnational legislatures and executives in Latin America.
Maria C. Escobar-Lemmon, Kendall D. Funk
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Subnational Tier of Arctic Governance
2018In the post-Cold War era, subnational actors in the Arctic-regions, members of federations (in Canada, Russia and the United States), autonomies, administrative units, cities, and municipalities—are actively changing their roles in both policy-making and regional governance.
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The Foreign Relations of Subnational Governments
2017Abstract Subnational governments are increasingly involved in foreign policy and foreign relations in activities usually labeled as paradiplomacy or constituent diplomacy. This phenomenon is due to the rising capacity of substate territories to act in world politics and has been aided by advances in transportation and ...
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