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The empirical research that has shaped this book was drawn from a
combined literature stream comprising political psychology, applied
economics, and public management issues such as decentralization,
local government finance, local governance, and organization and
budget theories. The principal premise of this monograph is that a
greater autonomy of the local state helps improve the effectiveness
of decentralization and good local governance. Bearing in mind the
broader challenge of problems with decentralization in Bangladesh,
the main research concern here is the exploration of nature, cause,
and consequences of a specific deep-rooted problem - the dimensions
of influence and magnitude of autonomy in budgeting decisions of
local government Union Councils in Bangladesh. The study explores
the de facto and de jure issues that affect the autonomy of local
government Union Councils of Bangladesh in their budgeting
decision-making process, leading to poor or good local governance.
The study looks at how and to what extent the budgetary autonomy of
local government Union Councils is affected. It also explores the
impact of this autonomy on local governance.
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