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Local Government in Latin America

Nickson, R. Andrew·1995

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This unique guide to local government in Latin America provides a detailed overview of the political and economic significance of local government in the region as a whole, as well as eighteen comprehensive country studies written to a common format.

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  • By some estimates, 30% of national revenue is currently being transferred to Colombia's 1,034 municipalities.

    “By some estimates, 30% of national revenue is currently being transferred to Colombia's 1,034 municipalities (Nickson 1995;Uribe 1997).”

    From The territorial turn: making black territories in pacific colombia (2003) · cites this paper as Nickson 1995

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Authors
Nickson, R. A.
Published
1995-12-31
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