Democratization of the State and decentralization

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Dennis Aguliz Ferrari

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SOCIETY, POLITICS, CHANGE

Abstract

IN CENTRAL AMERICA, THERE IS A GREATER WILLINGNESS TO CARRY OUT A PROCESS OF DEMOCRATIZATION OF SOCIETY AND POLITICAL-ADMINISTRATIVE DECENTRALIZATION IS SEEN AS A PROCESS OF CHANGE THAT POTENTIALLY CONSTITUTES ONE OF THE IMPORTANT MEASURES FOR TRANSFORMING THE STATE APPARATUS AND ACHIEVING CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

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1990-06-20

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Aguliz Ferrari, D. (1990). Democratization of the State and decentralization. Revista Centroamericana De Administración Pública, (18), 5–36. Retrieved from https://ojs.icap.ac.cr/index.php/RCAP/article/view/650

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No. 18 (1990): Political and administrative decentralization

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