1st Edition
The Decentralization Delusion Challenging the Underlying Assumptions of Development
1: Decentralization: An Introduction to the Underlying Delusion
PART I: THE THEORIES AND ASSUMPTIONS
2: Understanding the Connection Between the Theoretical Foundations of Decentralization and Democratic Dividends
3: Bridging Theory, Decentralization, Peace, and Conflict Prevention
PART II: WHAT THE EVIDENCE TELLS US
4: What the Evidence Reveals: The Decentralization–Democracy Interplay
5: The Intersection Between Decentralization and Conflict: Uncovering the Evidence
6: Missing the Point: The Complexity of the Interplay between Decentralization and Legitimacy
PART III: WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
7: Decentralization: What Now and Where Do We Go from Here?
Biography
Ruby Dagher is Assistant Professor at the School of International Development and Global Studies, University of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Consultant in the field of international development; and Co-founder of the think tank ADEV (Analyzing Development).
Nana Afia Aku Ofori-Yentumi is a PhD student at the University of Ottawa, Canada. She is a Co-founder of the think tank ADEV (Analyzing Development).






