1st Edition
Decentralization and Local Government Danish-Polish Comparative Study
By Jerzy Regulski
Copyright 1988
280 Pages
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Routledge
200 Pages
by
Routledge
200 Pages
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Routledge
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This book compares the systems of local government in Poland and Denmark. It discusses the general structure of government in the countries and the history behind their development, and focuses on the implications of decentralization for local economic management and for physical planning.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, PREFACE THE LOCATION OF DECISION MAKING, INTRODUCTION, CHAPTER 1. THE PRINCIPLES OF OWNERSHIP, CHAPTER 2. THE POLITICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEM, CHAPTER 3. THE LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES ON WHICH LOCAL GOVERNMENT HAS DEVELOPED, CHAPTER 4. CONTROLS OVER LOCAL GOVERNMENT, CHAPTER 5. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE, CHAPTER 6. INSTRUMENTS OF ECONOMIC AND EMPLOYMENT POLICY, CHAPTER 7. THE SCOPE AND ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL POLICY, CHAPTER 8. LAND-USE PLANNING, CHAPTER 9. THE PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICE, CHAPTER 10. CASE STUDIES, CHAPTER 11. SOME IMPLJCATIONS OF DECENTRALIZATION, CHAPTER 12. LOCAL GOVERNMENT, POLITICAL SYSTEMS, AND DECENTRALIZATION: CONCLUDING REMARKS, EPILOGUE CENTRAL/LOCAL RELATIONSHIPS: RESEARCH IN SOME OTHER COUNTRIES
Biography
Jerzy Regulski
