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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Bureaucratic Capacity"”.
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Local government coordination capacity in reducing stunting prevalence : cases of Bekasi city and Bogor city
… in the long term. Hence, I argue that the bureaucratic capacity could better drive stunting reduction since bureaucrats serve longer than political leaders. Focusing on coordination capacity, this research assesses the variation outcome of stunting reduction in Bekasi City and Bogor City …
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The institutionalisation of urban upgrading processes and community participation in Egypt
A conceptual framework, 'accountable bureaucratic capacity' is utilised to investigate the ability of local government to institutionalise collaborative urban upgrading measures in partnership with civil society organisations. The main argument is that the latter cannot contribute to sustainable …
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Connections and Privileged Access: Essays on The Political Economy of Corruption
… procurement contracts. Second, the link between bureaucratic capacity and corruption. Chapter 2 proposes a novel explanation for citizen engagement in collusive forms of petty corruption. It is rooted in the social context in which citizen-bureaucrat interactions take place. I argue that social …
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Privatized statism and ethnic capitalism in Malaysia
Theories of the developmental state assume astute bureaucratic interventionism protected from organized societal interests by authoritarian regimes; close bureaucracy-business ties supposedly facilitate prescient policy-making. In Malaysia, the bureaucracy did feature prominently in developmental …
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MAKING LEGIBILITY WORK: THE BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS OF STATE KNOWLEDGE
… relief interventions. These efforts depend on a bureaucratic workforce tasked with implementing data gathering. However, in weak states, data-gathering bureaucracies often lack Weberian features such as professionalism, hierarchy, career stability, and clear incentives. Moreover, states with …
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A bottom-up approach to international cooperation: econocrats' role in compliance with IMF agreements
… by theorizing the conditions under which bureaucratic networks help international institutions in their efforts to guarantee compliance and achieve their goals. I use a family of formal models to analyze the effects of delegation on the implementation of the IMF agreements. Implications of …
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Assessing non-formal education provision through a system-wide lens on coherence: Evidence from the Open School programme in Tanzania
… This stems from delegation that ignores bureaucratic capacity and from the weak integration of the formal and non-formal sectors. At the implementation level, management and accountability are also weak as a result of uneven information and support mechanisms, as well as from the poor …