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Decentralisation and Policy in Multilevel Systems (II)

Comparative Politics
Federalism
Governance
Policy Analysis
Regionalism
P138
Comparative Territorial Politics: Voters, Political Actors and Policies in Multilevel States

Building: Institute of the Middle and Far East, Floor: 1, Room: 1.01

Wednesday 11:15 - 13:00 CEST (09/09/2026)

Abstract

This panel addresses questions related to how do territorial - particularly decentralized and multilevel - structures influence public policy priorities, and allocation of resources - including fiscal as well as competences - across levels of government.

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