What principles are called into play by the states and their subdivisions as they re-sort responsibilities (both among themselves and between themselves and appropriate federal agencies) in order to determine which level of government should control, pay for, and deliver services? The book answers this question by examining what actually happened over the last decade when the states realigned services and authorities in response to this necessary devolution. The book also provides a guide for decisionmakers while they continue to work out the proper allocation of the powers and duties of various levels of government.
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The 1980s, like the 1930s, were a time of immense change in the structure of governmental functions. A Decade of Devolution gives you a box seat in that ever-fascinating game of government.--Richard D. Lamm, former Governor of Colorado "American Review Of Public Administration "
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