Decentralization is a crucial topic in discussions about governance and development, especially given the intricate sociopolitical landscape of South Asia. The study “Decentralization Dialogues: A Bibliometric Exploration of Governance and Civic Dynamics in South Asia” seeks to analyse the extensive body of academic literature that has enhanced our comprehension of this phenomenon in the area. The study is based on the idea that decentralization is a complex process that is shaped by both local circumstances and global forces, as discussed by Manor (1999) and Crook and Manor (1998). South Asia, known for its lively democratic practices and various governance issues, is an ideal place to study this topic (Harriss et al., 2004).

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Decentralization Dialogues: A Bibliometric Exploration of Governance and Civic Dynamics in South Asia

  • K. M. Baharul Islam,
  • Archan Mitra,
  • Asif Khan,
  • Rajesh Sisodia

摘要

Decentralization is a crucial topic in discussions about governance and development, especially given the intricate sociopolitical landscape of South Asia. The study “Decentralization Dialogues: A Bibliometric Exploration of Governance and Civic Dynamics in South Asia” seeks to analyse the extensive body of academic literature that has enhanced our comprehension of this phenomenon in the area. The study is based on the idea that decentralization is a complex process that is shaped by both local circumstances and global forces, as discussed by Manor (1999) and Crook and Manor (1998). South Asia, known for its lively democratic practices and various governance issues, is an ideal place to study this topic (Harriss et al., 2004).