The Dynamics of Regional Development: The Philippines in East Asia
 A decade and a half since the Philippines embarked on a major program of decentralization, this book provides a detailed examination of all aspects of the nation’s regional dynamics and policies. Analysis extends to comparable experiences in East Asia, particularly China and Indonesia. The lessons of this book are relevant not only for an audience interested in the Philippines—a large developing nation with a population soon to exceed 100 million people—but also for many other developing countries now embarking on decentralization programs.
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