But it also heightens the chances of failure, especially if there is heavy centralization of decision-making.
At the root of this dichotomy is the alignment of decision making over essential inputs and project size under decentralized governance, and their misalignment under centralization.
In decentralized systems in which within-country variability in providing risk-based screening services may be expected, centralization of all decision making about risk-based screening through a national system may be desirable.
But the larger problem, many say, is Maliki, whose centralization of decision-making has made it hard for the Iraqi military to react quickly to changes on the battlefield.
In this context, in addition to abstracting from community level heterogeneity, the failure of numerous rural development projects since the 1970s can be partially linked to inadequate community participation and local capacity, as well as the excessive centralization of decision making-a common source of politically induced resource misallocation (e.g. van Zyl et al., 2000).
Dynamic representation of decision-making.
But like colleagues in both parties, he has chafed under Ms. Pelosi's speakership at the centralization of decision-making within the House leadership.
Tocqueville emphasized that the excessive centralization of decision-making in Paris combined with the arbitrary practices of the local military leadership meant that French colonists had no security of property, let alone the political and civil rights that they were accustomed to France.
