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                CCASP      DECENTRALIZATION DEVELOPMENTS IN ROMANIA AND POLAND SINCE 1990



        Bucharest wanted to retain as much power as possible. This lack of empowerment of the local government

        has been visible on the long term. In this regard, Romania can look into the good practices developed in
        Poland in the past decades.

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