Globalization, Inequality and Local-level Dynamics: Indonesia and the Philippines

Hill, Hal

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Globalization, Inequality and Local-level Dynamics: Indonesia and the Philippines

Date

2008

Authors

Hill, Hal

Publisher

Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

Subnational disparities and center-region relations are increasingly important issues in both the development economics literature and East Asian policy circles. Almost all developing countries in East Asia are actively decentralizing power and resources