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LOCAL AUTONOMY LAW EFFECTS ON ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL STRUCTURE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN JAPAN

YILMAZ, NESLİHAN; ÖNEZ ÇETİN, ZUHAL - 2017

dependency to a great extent. The local autonomy that was enforced in 2000, the limits of local autonomy that is attributed from … of the local governments in Japan before the enforcement of the Local Autonomy Law for grasping the main differences … after the implementation of that related Law. The second target is analyzing deeply the Local Autonomy Law in related with …

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Government spending in Indonesia 2005-2013 from Islamic economic perspective

Andriansyah, Yuli; Anto, M. Bekti Hendrie - In: International journal of economics and financial issues … 6 (2016) 3, pp. 1-5

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Business centre or bedroom community? : the development of employment in small and medium-sized towns

Kaufmann, David; Wittwer, Stefan - In: Regional studies : official journal of the Regional … 53 (2019) 10, pp. 1483-1493

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Local autonomy and government spending multipliers : evidence from European regions

Pappa, Euē; Valentinyi, Ákos; Brückner, Markus - 2019

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The Doctrine of Federalism in an Unitarian State: A Study of Local Autonomy in Indonesia and Devolution Power in United Kingdom

Rifqinizamy, M. - In: International Journal of Social Science Studies 2 (2014) 1, pp. 91-97

, are actually federal states. The doctrin of federalism has been conducted by the two unitarian states in the local … autonomy policy as stated in Indonesia Constitution, UUD NRI 1945. In United Kingdom, the doctrine of federalism is conducted …

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Legal and Practical Aspects of the Associations between the City of Bucharest and the Large Territorial Collectivities – Actuality and Perspective

MANDA, Cezar Corneliu; NICOLESCU, Cristina Elena - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics XVIII(2014) (2014) 12(601), pp. 97-122

- i.e. local autonomy. …

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IMPORTANCE OF DECENTRALIZATION IN THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

COBZARI, Ludmila - In: ECONOMY AND SOCIOLOGY: Theoretical and Scientifical Journal (2013) 1, pp. 22-26

Regional development is a new concept that aims at stimulating and diversifying economic activities, encouraging investments in the private sector, helping to reduce unemployment and not eventually, leading to an improvement in living standards. Rural development occupies a distinct place in the...

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Local Autonomy in Action: Beijing’s Hong Kong and Macau Policies

CHOU, Bill - In: Journal of Current Chinese Affairs - China aktuell 42 (2013) 3, pp. 29-54

through leverages on their local autonomy. First, a conceptual analysis of local autonomy will be provided. Local autonomy is …. Second, the degree of local autonomy in Hong Kong and Macau will be critically examined. On paper, both SAR governments are …

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DECENTRALIZATION, ELIGIBILITY OF AUTHORITIES AND CONSULTATION OF CITIZENS - EVIDENCE OF THE OCCURRENCE OF AUTONOMY IN LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT

PETRONELA, ZAHARIA - In: Annals - Economy Series 2 (2013) April, pp. 323-328

level, local autonomy cannot occur without the support coming from other rules of organization and functioning of local …

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MEASURING THE DYNAMICS OF LOCAL REVENUES AUTONOMY IN ROMANIA. AN ANALYSIS OF SEVERAL FINANCIAL DECENTRALIZATION AND LOCAL AUTONOMY INDICATORS

Moşteanu, Tatiana; Brătulescu, Maria Letiţia - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 3(580)(supplement) (2013) 3(580)(supplement), pp. 180-196

In the context of a larger economic liberalization, resulting in the withdrawal of a certain degree of state intervention, a reorientation of public funds took place, which, for local authorities, meant that they had to take over a larger share of responsibility regarding the economic policies....

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