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Functional Relocation of Authority in Decentralization: Institutional Change and Local Government Autonomy in Punjab, Pakistan
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Decentralization is expected to strengthen local democracy, yet Punjab’s local governments have operated with limited administrative and fiscal autonomy despite repeated reforms since 2001. Documentary thematic analysis, structured around a mechanism-based framework, traces institutional provisions
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