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The Political Climate of Devolution and the Implementation Game

Suzanne Leland, Leland, Suzanne

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Devolution is not a new concept. Throughout U.S. history there has been tension between centralization of political authority and local autonomy. “Devolution ” essentially describes the ebb and flow of gov-

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Devolution is not a new concept. Throughout U.S. history there has been tension between centralization of political authority and local autonomy. “Devolution ” essentially describes the ebb and flow of gov-

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Devolution is not a new concept. Throughout U.S. history there has been tension between centralization of political authority and local autonomy. “Devolution ” essentially describes the ebb and flow of gov-

Key concepts: Devolution (biology), Politics, Public administration, State (computer science), Autonomy, Political science, Decentralization, Local government

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