The role of budget reform in the accountability of polish and ukrainian local governments
By: THURMAIER, Kurt
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ArticlePublisher: International Public Management Network, 2003International Public Management Journal 6, 1, p. 17-41Abstract: Are the millions of dollars and thousands of hours of technical assistance to states of the former Soviet Union appropriately focused to deliver the best return on investment? This article examines two prominent concepts in vogue among technical assistance agencies and applies them to the specific area of local government budget reforms in Poland and Ukraine. Clear definitions lead to specific measures that can improve democratic accountability in former Soviet Union states
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Are the millions of dollars and thousands of hours of technical assistance to states of the former Soviet Union appropriately focused to deliver the best return on investment? This article examines two prominent concepts in vogue among technical assistance agencies and applies them to the specific area of local government budget reforms in Poland and Ukraine. Clear definitions lead to specific measures that can improve democratic accountability in former Soviet Union states
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