Titlebook: Decentralization and Governance in Indonesia; Ronald L. Holzhacker,Rafael Wittek,Johan Woltjer Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Christoph Hamar,Wiebke Hartmannknowledge on institutional change and corruption, (2) to extend current thinking on public leaders’ corruption in Indonesia and beyond, and (3) to suggest a framework for future empirical study. We present an empirical study on the link between institutional change and corruption, based on a unique

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19395-9ramework helps to reduce a country’s level of corruption. We focus attention on three components of corporate governance mechanisms, i.e., shareholder rights, the quality of the board of directors (BoD), and appropriate accounting and auditing standards, including transparency standards. In an attem

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Decentralization and Primary Health Care Innovations in Indonesia the decision space and accountability mechanism from the first and second waves of decentralization based on changes to laws and regulations. Second, the study investigates the sequence of innovation of PHCS by analysing studies on cases of innovation in the two waves of decentralization. The study

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The Impact of Decentralization on Educational Attainment in Indonesia provinces for the pre- and post-decentralization era. The results reveal the following. First, after decentralization, the length of schooling slightly increased, but progress in the length of schooling has slowed down a bit. Second, educational attainment variation between provinces slightly decre

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Decentralization, Foreign Direct Investment and Development in Indonesiahanged due to the decentralization process have become crucial to the effectiveness of investment policies for the society. During the centralized period, the performance of inward FDI was good, but citizen input and participation in the policy process was weak. In the first wave of decentralization

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Metropolitan Governance and Institutional Design: Transportation in the Jakarta Metropolitan Regiontional design analysis is applied to the case and three possible improvements, (i) a “Megapolitan” concept, (ii) a regional spatial plan, and (iii) inter-local government cooperation, were identified that correspond to current debates on metropolitan governance approaches of regionalism, localism, a