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Developmental Governance
University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
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Open Journal of Political Science·Volume 09 (2019)·Pages 624–630·Published 19 September 2019·DOI10.4236/ojps.2019.94038
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Abstract
The World Bank now launches the concept of developmental governance as commitment, coordination and cooperation. When unpacked, development governance is no clearer than the concept of development administration. It is true that countries need development to improve living conditions for their citizens, but development includes more than governance or good governance.
KeywordsDevelopmentGovernanceRule of LawDistributionRedistributionPikettyRubinstein Model
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