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Page 1: PIA 2528 Local Government, Governance and Civil Society.

PIA 2528PIA 2528

Local Government, Local Government, Governance and Civil Governance and Civil

SocietySociety

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Local Governance: A Cultural Local Governance: A Cultural PerspectivePerspective

A Palolem local A Palolem local government government meeting in East meeting in East IndiaIndia

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Governance, an Overview of Governance, an Overview of IssuesIssues Basic Terms: The Environment of Development Basic Terms: The Environment of Development

(Review)(Review) GovernanceGovernance

Manner in which the state is created, modified or Manner in which the state is created, modified or overthrownoverthrown

Local GovernmentLocal Government Primary unit of government that has both political Primary unit of government that has both political

leadership and bureaucratic structuresleadership and bureaucratic structures Civil SocietyCivil Society

Associations and organizations that are beyond the clan Associations and organizations that are beyond the clan and the family and short of the state (does not include and the family and short of the state (does not include state organs or for profit sector)state organs or for profit sector)

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Institutional Legacy- Institutional Legacy- Discussion: Samuel P. Discussion: Samuel P.

Huntington(1927-2008) Huntington(1927-2008) Culture Matters?Culture Matters?

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The Institutions Debate: The Institutions Debate: Huntington’s Regions -Huntington’s Regions -Culture vs. RationalityCulture vs. Rationality

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Institutional LegacyInstitutional Legacy

The cultural organization The cultural organization contrasts the contemporary contrasts the contemporary world with the classical notion of world with the classical notion of sovereign states. To understand sovereign states. To understand current and future conflict, current and future conflict, cultural rifts cultural rifts must be must be understood, and culture — rather understood, and culture — rather than the State — must be than the State — must be accepted as the locus of war.accepted as the locus of war.

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Gender Representation: Gender Representation: Government of New Government of New

ZealandZealand

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The Nature of Local The Nature of Local GovernmentGovernment

Part of the Part of the Institutional StateInstitutional State

Based on Devolution of AuthorityBased on Devolution of Authority

Culture defines ParticipationCulture defines Participation

Links Governance to Civil SocietyLinks Governance to Civil Society

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IndonesiaIndonesia

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Forms of Local GovernmentForms of Local Government

Concept: Transfer of authority to Concept: Transfer of authority to a lower level of governmenta lower level of government

Role of intermediate Government Role of intermediate Government (s)(s)

Primary Unit of Government: Primary Unit of Government: Lowest level that carries a Lowest level that carries a bureaucracy with itbureaucracy with it

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Commonwealth Commonwealth Provincial GovernanceProvincial Governance

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Functions of Urban Local Functions of Urban Local Governance: A South African Governance: A South African

ViewView

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Historical LegacyHistorical Legacy Imperial and Colonial Impact: The Imperial and Colonial Impact: The

Dilemma of the Local StateDilemma of the Local State

The Best Predictor of InstitutionsThe Best Predictor of Institutions

Try to Diagram the colonial structure Try to Diagram the colonial structure for your part of the world and be for your part of the world and be prepared to discuss next week.prepared to discuss next week.

Issue: Land Based vs. Sea Based Issue: Land Based vs. Sea Based EmpiresEmpires

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Imperial Germany (Russia, Imperial Germany (Russia, Austria, Turkey)Austria, Turkey)

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The Imperial ModelThe Imperial Model

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French Colonial SystemFrench Colonial SystemFrench National Assembly (Nominal African Reps)

Ministry of Overseas Affairs

Sub-Chief

District Chief

Commandant

Governor (Guinea- Conakry)

Governor-General (West Africa-Dakar)

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The French Empire and The French Empire and Culture: North America, Culture: North America, Caribbean, Africa and Caribbean, Africa and

AsiaAsia

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British Colonial SystemBritish Colonial SystemParliament (No Rep.)

Secretary of State for Colonies (Dominions) or India

Chief

District Officer

District Commissioner

Regional / Divisional Commissioner

Governor / High Commissioner*

Sub-Chief

Headman Tribal Council

Tribal Secretary and Clerks

Tribal Treasury

Tribal Court

Tribal Police

* Governor-General / High Commissioner with Resident Commissioners in Bechuanaland, Basutoland and Swaziland under Dominions Office

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The British ImageThe British Image

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Reformed British Reformed British AdministrationAdministration

Prime Minister (UK) Colonial Office

Secretariat

Para-Chief DEODistrict Commissioner

Provincial Commissioner PEO

Sub-Chief

Headmen

Parliament

EXECO

LEGCO Governor / Governor Secretary

MED WORKS EDUC AGRIC

London

Dar es Salaam

SAA MOJA Village

KilimanjaroProvince

Moshi

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Traditional Administration Traditional Administration &&

GovernanceGovernance

National Systems

Paramount Chief (King)

Sub-Chiefs

Village Meeting Place

Judicial System

Advisors (Native Councils)

Headmen

Traditional Systems & Parallel Rule

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The Dilemma of Traditional The Dilemma of Traditional Local GovernanceLocal Governance

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Imperial SystemsKing

Chief King’s Representative

Inner Council

Sub-Chief

Outer Council

Meeting Place

Judicial System

King’s Representative

Traditional Systems & Parallel Rule

Traditional Administration Traditional Administration &&

GovernanceGovernance

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Assimilation: replacement of traditional authorities by soldiers• Chief as government official• Façade of Direct Rule• Grassroots similarity

Assimilation vs. Indirect Rule

Indirect Rule and “Tribal Administration”• Legal / Rational Model• Modification of Tradition• Training of tribal administrator

•Inherited vs. Age Grade Systems•Nature of traditional Civil Society

Traditional Administration Traditional Administration &&

GovernanceGovernance

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Mini-DiscussionMini-Discussion

How Does One Create How Does One Create Local Government Out of Local Government Out of

this?this?

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Historical LegacyHistorical Legacy

1.1. General Patterns: Linked to General Patterns: Linked to Cultural Sub-NationalismCultural Sub-Nationalism

2.2. Unique Cultural Patterns: Differ Unique Cultural Patterns: Differ from Region to Region (eg. Middle from Region to Region (eg. Middle East: Religious Parallel Governance East: Religious Parallel Governance OrganizationsOrganizations

3.3. What are the Universals of Local What are the Universals of Local GovernanceGovernance

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Coffee BreakCoffee Break

Fifteen MinutesFifteen Minutes

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The Nature of the The Nature of the MunicipalityMunicipality

The Primary Unit of GovernmentThe Primary Unit of Government

Anglo-American- Town separate from Anglo-American- Town separate from country (County)country (County)

Continental Europe- Integration of Town Continental Europe- Integration of Town and Countyand County

One of these two patterns exported One of these two patterns exported overseasoverseas

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Danish Local GovernmentDanish Local Government 1. Amtman- Danish Prefect (Royal, Simbolic)1. Amtman- Danish Prefect (Royal, Simbolic)

2. Amt- Provinces- Higher Services 2. Amt- Provinces- Higher Services (Hospitals, Higher Schools and Colleges\(Hospitals, Higher Schools and Colleges\

3. Commune- Urban and Rural smaller 3. Commune- Urban and Rural smaller services- Primary Education, Marketsservices- Primary Education, Markets

4. Provincial and Local Government 4. Provincial and Local Government Associations (System Support)Associations (System Support)

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Accountability in New Accountability in New ZealandZealand

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What Local Government What Local Government Does- Basic ServicesDoes- Basic Services

Primary RoadsPrimary Roads WaterWater Waste RemovalWaste Removal Primary EducationPrimary Education Basic HealthBasic Health Basic Energy SuppliesBasic Energy Supplies MarketsMarkets ParkingParking

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Lord Mayor’s TraditionLord Mayor’s Tradition

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U.K. SystemU.K. System

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Models of Local GovernmentModels of Local Government

1.1. Strong MayorStrong Mayor

2.2. Strong Council- Executive Committee Strong Council- Executive Committee with Chair and Department Headswith Chair and Department Heads

3.3. City Manager (Town Clerk) System City Manager (Town Clerk) System with appointed departmentswith appointed departments

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City Manager SystemCity Manager System

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Services Depend Upon-Services Depend Upon-

1.1. Fiscal/budget allocation- taxes, user Fiscal/budget allocation- taxes, user fees and transfersfees and transfers

2.2. Planning- strategic prioritiesPlanning- strategic priorities

3.3. Managing- implementationManaging- implementation

4.4. Personnel- Access to skilled Personnel- Access to skilled professionals (Power to Hire and Fire)professionals (Power to Hire and Fire)

5.5. Community TrustCommunity Trust

6.6. Social CohesionSocial Cohesion

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““Rainbow Nation”- 1Rainbow Nation”- 1

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““Rainbow Nation-” 2Rainbow Nation-” 2

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Review: Distinctions:Review: Distinctions: Local state vs. Local GovernmentLocal state vs. Local Government

Functional vs. Territorial ControlFunctional vs. Territorial Control

Devolution- Urban vs. Rural Devolution- Urban vs. Rural

Subsidiarity- Subsidiarity-

higher units should not do what can be higher units should not do what can be done by lower unitsdone by lower units

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Myth of the Panchayat?Myth of the Panchayat?

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Has local Government Has local Government Failed?Failed?

Implementation and Implementation and Administrative ProblemsAdministrative Problems

Skills ShortagesSkills Shortages Absence of RevenueAbsence of Revenue The Need for Institutional TrainingThe Need for Institutional Training International Donors and the International Donors and the

Training AgendaTraining Agenda

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Implementation: Rube Implementation: Rube GoldbergGoldberg

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Has local Government Has local Government Failed?Failed?

Failure to make a Needs AssessmentFailure to make a Needs Assessment

Bridging Training vs. the Synthetic Bridging Training vs. the Synthetic Mode of ThoughtMode of Thought

Local Government- Urban vs. Rural Local Government- Urban vs. Rural NeedsNeeds

Functions as Local StateFunctions as Local State

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Local Government and Local Government and Development?Development?

How Developmental Is Local How Developmental Is Local Government? Government?

We Need Assess Local We Need Assess Local Government Comparatively in Government Comparatively in light of Case Histories Readings. light of Case Histories Readings.

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Decentralization IssuesDecentralization Issues

1. Democracy and decentralization1. Democracy and decentralization

2. Critiques of indirect Democracy2. Critiques of indirect Democracy

3. Decentralization and NGOs (Are NGOs 3. Decentralization and NGOs (Are NGOs dangerous?)dangerous?)

4. Decentralization and ethnic and 4. Decentralization and ethnic and

regional conflict- the dangers of regional conflict- the dangers of decentralizationdecentralization

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Decentralization and Decentralization and Foreign AidForeign Aid

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Decentralization IssuesDecentralization Issues

5. The dichotomy: Communal/municipal 5. The dichotomy: Communal/municipal models vs. urban/rural governance: towns models vs. urban/rural governance: towns and counties. Problem of urban biasand counties. Problem of urban bias

6. Decentralization as a failure-Issues:6. Decentralization as a failure-Issues:

a. financial limitationsa. financial limitations

b. local government staff: "bush postings.“b. local government staff: "bush postings.“

c. community distrustc. community distrust

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Specialized Developmental Specialized Developmental FunctionsFunctions

Planning and Land Use PatternsPlanning and Land Use Patterns

Issues- Ownership and Issues- Ownership and distribution.distribution.

Land- its use and access to Land- its use and access to water. At the core of grass roots water. At the core of grass roots development in the rural areasdevelopment in the rural areas

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Regional Planning for agriculture, forestry, Regional Planning for agriculture, forestry, recreation , land use, waterfowl, ungulates recreation , land use, waterfowl, ungulates

and sport fish capability (Canada)and sport fish capability (Canada)

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Books of the WeekBooks of the Week

The Comedians byThe Comedians by

Graham Greene Graham Greene (top)(top)

Things Fall ApartThings Fall Apart

Chinua Achebe Chinua Achebe (bottom)(bottom)

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Geographical Patterns: The Geographical Patterns: The Institutional Legacy Institutional Legacy

(Readings)(Readings)

Break into Regional Groups for Fifteen Break into Regional Groups for Fifteen MinutesMinutes

Identify FOUR regional patterns of Identify FOUR regional patterns of Institutionalized Governance, Local Institutionalized Governance, Local Governance and Civil SocietyGovernance and Civil Society

Identify the (reading) source of patternIdentify the (reading) source of pattern

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Summary DiscussionSummary Discussion

What if anything have we learned What if anything have we learned about Governance, Local about Governance, Local Government and Civil Society?Government and Civil Society?


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