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Title: DECENTRALISED INSTITUTIONS IN PAKISTAN - EVOLUTION AND PLANNING
Authors: Mahmud T
Publisher: YES
Abstract: The note expands on the evolution of devolved institutions in Pakistan with their origin going back to the early Mughal period. After independence, the process of federalism underscored the importance of devolved government at the local level but its recognizable form could only emerge with the advent of Ayub Khan's military rule. The system since then has passed through a number of critical phases.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/175837
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