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

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Introduction,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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Assessing Alternative Explanations of Dominican Decentralization, local governments if it anticipates both losing national power and enjoying stronger future local-level support. The Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) initiated many decentralizing reforms, but as part of a project to attain and hold presidential power, not to prepare for national defeat.

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Pro-decentralization Strategies for the Future,ralization or aid in removing obstacles to its progress. The municipalista coalition has shown a penchant for deft utilization of the existing political system in order to promote reform, and continuing that inventive tradition offers promise for the future.

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Das heiße Rennen um die kalte Fusionl resources, and political momentum. The presence of shift ing party coalitions during this period is verified from relevant literature, and types of coalitions that may promote reform are distinguished.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6140-3panded local capabilities at modest cost. In comparison with decentralization processes in Colombia and Brazil, Dominican local governments may have stalled at a stage of increased central funding, combined with limited policy functions.

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