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Development of Intra-municipality Decentralisation Systems in Japan,y was conducted for all (1741) lowest-tier local governments in Japan. The interview survey was conducted for three local governments. While it was found that decentralisation systems have been widespread in both urban and rural areas, and that there are various systems for decentralisation within l

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Regional Administrative Boundaries and the Building of Internal Borders in Decentralised States. Thary. Based on the responses of mayors and town clerks recorded in focus groups and questionnaires, we see how the malfunctioning of mechanisms of interregional cooperation is an impediment to inter-municipal relations and serves to bolster the internal border. However, the municipalities making up t

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The Impact of European Regional Policy and Local Action Groups on Intermunicipal Cooperation in Slontage or a limiting factor for cooperating municipalities? This chapter responds to the fact that the “artificial” division into regions may ultimately disadvantage municipalities in choosing cooperating partners. Municipalities are in practice choosing partners for cooperation within a single self-

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,Lost in Transformation: Place-Based Projects in the EU’s Multi-Level System,sion. The chapter scrutinizes the institutional evolution of Give Kids a Chance program, an initiative to tackle child poverty, whose priorities and governance modes have been reshaped under the constraining effects of the domestic policy landscape. Centralization, selective decentralization in the

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European Standards in Regulating Public Participation on Subnational Levels: The Case of Croatia,n the Council of Europe as a leading institution in the regulation of local democracy), we were able to identify the main principles and standards for citizen participation that European states need to promote and regulate: representative and direct democracy, participation of the OCD, new ICT, and

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