Governments don't simply choose the best level of decentralisation and stop there. They constantly adjust their margins of centralisation to fit with changing social and economic circumstances.

How Do Governments Decentralise? The China Case

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How Do Governments Decentralise? The China Case

How Do Governments Decentralise? The China Case