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Preface Foreword Executive summary 1. Decentralisation in a globalised world: Consequences and opportunities 1.1. Introduction 1.2. Decentralisation in heterogeneous federations 1.3. Challenges of globalisation for decentralisation 1.4. Future reforms and research References 2. A global view of sub-national governments in Asia: Structure and finance 2.1. Introduction 2.2. Overview of the Asia-Pacific region: A highly diverse group of countries that face common decentralisation challenges 2.2.1. Asia-Pacific countries are socially and economically diverse 2.2.2. Sub-national government structures are very diverse across and within countries 2.2.3. Decentralisation has become a primary goal of reform agendas in the Asia-Pacific region 2.2.4. Assignment of responsibilities varies across and within countries, resulting in asymmetric decentralisation 2.3. Sub-national governments are key social and economic actors in the Asia-Pacific region 2.3.1. Asia-Pacific sub-national spending is significant on average, but uneven across countries and in terms of decision-making authority 2.3.2. Spending and income ratios are not correlated in the Asia-Pacific region 2.3.3. Administration, educa

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Author

Sean Dougherty; Junghun Kim; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.; Korea Institute of Public Finance.; OECD-iLibrary - York University

Publisher

Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development

Published

2019

Language

EN

ISBN

9789264469952

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Social Science, Political Science, Finance