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17Klinger (Dominican Republic), AntonioMoreira Maués (Brazil), Dalia MorenoLópez (Mexico), Andrew Nickson (Bolivia &Paraguay), Martha Prieto Valdés (Cuba),Mario Rosales (Chile), Alejandro Socorro(Cuba), Néstor Vega (Ecuador), AliciaVeneziano (Uruguay), José Luis VillegasMoreno (Venezuela)Metropolis:Philip Amis (United Kingdom)Special acknowledgments forfinancial and advisory support:Generalitat de CatalunyaDiputación de BarcelonaPays de la LoireMiddle East & West Asia:Mustapha Adib (Lebanon), Najem Al Ahmad(Syria), Mohammad Djalali (Iran), YeserenElicin (Turkey), Mohammad Hachemi(Iran), Adnan M. Hayajneh (Jordan), AudeSignoles (Palestine)North America:Jean-Pierre Collin (Canada), Jefferey Sellers(United States)
INTRODUCTION18 United Cities and Local Governments
Page 1: Decentralizationand local democracy
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Page 9 and 10: FOREWORD8 United Cities and Local G
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Page 13 and 14: EDITORIAL PROJECT12 United Cities a
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Page 21 and 22: INTRODUCTION20 United Cities and Lo
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97Table 1General Information and Te
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101vote. Rather, control of local m
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103Capitals and Metropolitan AreasT
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105losing their local, own sources
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107Table 3Local Finance Indicators
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109Education. In the majority of st
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111Table 4Functions of Local Govern
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183BoxTransfer Systems in Latin Ame
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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317AfricaBanque Mondiale, 2003, Ré
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319International Monetary Fund, 200
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321EurasiaAdministrativnaya reforma
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323Regulirovanie voprosov organizac
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325Guérin-Lavignotte, E., Kerrouch
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327--- Descentralización, transfer
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329Middle East and West AsiaUnited
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331North AmericaSaudi Ministry of R
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333Laubach, T., 2005, Fiscal Relati
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335Metropolitan GovernanceU.S. Bure
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337Kübler, D., 2005, Problems and
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339ConclusionAalborg C., 1994, Char
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341Rothblatt, D. N. and Sancton A.
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