Bruce Bimber
Abstract
This report discusses the meaning of decentralization based on social science theory and the experiences of other public institutions. It defines decentralization in terms of decision-making authority, and discusses its implications for those who work in schools.
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This report discusses the meaning of decentralization based on social science theory and the experiences of other public institutions. It defines decentralization in terms of decision-making authority, and discusses its implications for those who work in schools.
Key concepts: Decentralization, Bureaucracy, Meaning (existential), Public administration, Political science, Work (physics), Public relations, Epistemology