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In various African countries, governments have been forced to
accept or establish decentralized structures in order to help the
poor sections of their population gain access to and influence
development resources. There is confusion about the role and
function of such decentralized structures, as well as sustainable
political approaches to the top-down transfer of government power
in the context of local agendas. This book highlights major aspects
of the legitimacy of local power as presented by both modern
self-government structures and traditional communal authorities.
Although the main focus is on Southern Africa (Namibia, South
Africa, Botswana), examples from other regions (Ghana, Democratic
Republic of Congo) are also presented.
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