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    levels of government. Marble cake federalism, meaning “the notion that the national, state and local governments are interacting, working together to solve common problems. 4. Define the meaning of decentralization. How does the US federal system display decentralization? Decentralization is the “distribution of administrative functions or powers…

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    the same issues raised by the proponents of politics- administration. The Khama Administration manage to centralize the health services leading to a decline in healthcare to the masses and moving away from the fact the world is calling for decentralization of services. Seleke (2015:8) there have been recent calls by health unions in the country calling out government to decentralize primary health care services, saying that the current system disadvantages people in rural areas where resources…

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    federal government. He thought that government decentralization was, for the most part, good because it allowed state governments and local governments to create or tailor laws to suit their particular needs. He also believed that decentralized government acted as a check against the “ternary of the majority.” While many of Tocqueville’s observations are completing and correct one could also argue that they’re are dangers associated with decentralization as…

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    Autonomy Vs Federalism

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    Federalism can be adopted as a means of giving different regional groups control and autonomy over their own affairs. The thought is that if people have some control and the ability to conduct their own local affairs with respect to economic development, culture, and education they will feel more willing and secure to embrace the authority and legitimacy of a larger national state. Federalism can be adopted as a means of sharing powers amongst lots of different political parties. For…

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    Both employ methods, which are not exclusive, but have evolved from the method in which terrorist related attack were delivered prior to and on 9/11. Terrorism networks now rely more on technology, self-radicalization and decentralization in reaching their objectives. For instance, during the War in Iraq, al Qaeda used intermediaries to spread its propaganda. ISIS has taken social networking to an entirely different level as a recruiting method and for soliciting contributions…

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    officials become a part of their community and increase the flexibility of policing operations (Casey, 2010). Law enforcement agencies who decide to use community policing can have officers who are resistant to change (McCold & Wachtel, 1996). Decentralization in community policing also supports the operation of steorefonts and other decentralized police stations to become more accessible to larger amount of members to the public (Casey, 2010). Officers can think it is improper to decentralize…

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    principles and norms” (Donaldson, 1996). According to Robbins and Judge (2009) organizational structure is comprised of six parts: (1) work specialization, (2) departmentalization, (3) chain of command (4) span of control (5) centralization and decentralization, and (6) formalization. Each of these components are equally important to include within an organization. As stated previously, when one of the components lack proper form, regulation and performance—the entire organization can suffer.…

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    An international meeting was organized in London by Tom Black, the new nominated worldwide president of Galaxy Music Company. About 20 international delegates attend this meeting. Galaxy Music Company, as an international business, was traditionally operated as decentralised structure. Tom Black put far greater centralised control upon the business management lately, which is increase organisational tension and hostility among local operating companies. At the beginning of meeting when Tom…

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    economic growth is that it requires decentralization, and a wide distribution of political power throughout the nation (Myerson, 2014). Thus, capitalism and democracy together create a decentralized economy since democracy provides a foundation to reduce inequality, and capitalism supports free markets. Central governments have failed to achieve stimulated economic growth, reduced poverty and strengthening society. Many countries are experimenting with decentralization as it is seen as a…

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    After reading week three material, and understanding the differences of the types of the leadership, I favor transformational leaders from its definition, Transformational leadership style approach that creates the transformation in individuals and social systems. However, in its ideal form, it creates valuable and positive change in the followers with the end goal of developing followers into leaders. Moreover, transformational leaders implement vision and sense of mission, inspires pride,…

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