The legal framework for the decentralised system of government in Zambia
This dissertation is a study of the legal frame-work for the integrated and decentralised system of government in Zambia. The term decentralised government as used in this study, decentralization the system of local administration at provincial and district levels, which was instituted in 1981, in place of local government in Zambia. This dissertation is divided into seven chapters. Chapter One outlines the purpose of the study, as an enquiry into the • objectives of decentralisation in Zambia0 Chapter One also gives the scope of the study, and the methods of data collection used in the study Chapter Two defines the concept of decentralisation,, It discus the theorectical approaches to decentralisation,, Finally, the chapter outlines the historical context in which decentralisation has emerged in Zambia. Chapter Three discusses the Zambian governments post independence objectives in social and economic development, in the period between 19&4 an
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| Institution | University of Zambia |
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| Faculty / School | Law |
| Degree | Master of Laws derived |
| Degree Level | Masters derived |
| Year | 2011 |
| Language | en |
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| Source Record | https://rims.unza.ac.zm/handle/123456789/737 |