Decentralization, deconcentration and devolution: what …
• “The process by which the agents of central government control are relocated and geographically dispersed” (Sayer et al.). • “Administative decentralization, i.e. a transfer to lower-level central government authorities, or to other local authorities who are upwardly accountable to the central government” (Ribot 2002 in Larson).
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