After a decade and a half of decentralization reforms in
post-communist states, we still know very little about their impact
on local populations. This study, which examines local social
services and economic promotion in the Czech Republic, Hungary,
Poland and Russia, fills this important gap. The book dispels the
myth that socio-economic 'givens' or inter-governmental systems are
key determinants of local development. Party political factors and
local civic activism can and do make a difference, and should be
given greater prominence in the literature on local performance.
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