CAMPBELL, Tim <br/><br/>
The quiet revolution :  descentralization and the rise of political participation in Latin American cities 

 - Pittsburgh :  Pittsburgh University,  2003 
 - 208 p. 
<br/><br/> PartI - The backdrop of change and overview of reform  1 - Overview  2 - The backdrop to revolution and the seeds of reform  PartII - National strategies and local response  3 - Unlikely pioneers  4 - National decentralization strategies  PartIII - Dimensions of reforms  5 - Political participation and local government: fiscal choice and expressing voice  6 - Neighborhood works, poverty and the environment  7 - Finances: participation in the new fiscal bargain  PartIV - Prospects for sustained reform  8 - Creating a new model of government: contents, competition, and civil markets  9 - Banking on decentralization in continents of cities: looking back on assistance and looking forward to reform 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Teoria Politica<br/>Participacao Politica<br/>Cidadania e Participação
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>America Latina