2014
DOI: 10.3828/idpr.2014.24
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A compromising consensus? Legitimising local government in post-conflict Nepal

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“…Lack of elections fostered a lack of transparency and accountability, and it was also difficult for people to unite (see also : Byrne and Shrestha, 2014;Gellner, 2014;Ollieuz, 2011;Sharrock, 2013;The Asia Foundation, 2013). People benefited from some campaigns brought from the district in relation to sanitation, for example, but there were few non-governmental organisations operating on a daily basis.…”
Section: War and Post-war Instability As A Part Of Daily Lifementioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Lack of elections fostered a lack of transparency and accountability, and it was also difficult for people to unite (see also : Byrne and Shrestha, 2014;Gellner, 2014;Ollieuz, 2011;Sharrock, 2013;The Asia Foundation, 2013). People benefited from some campaigns brought from the district in relation to sanitation, for example, but there were few non-governmental organisations operating on a daily basis.…”
Section: War and Post-war Instability As A Part Of Daily Lifementioning
confidence: 97%
“…After the war, local governance was briefly led via an All-Party Mechanism (APM) that consisted of local party nominees and key government officials chaired by unelected civil servants. APM was dismissed in 2012 due to large-scale corruption, although it remained unofficially active (Byrne and Shrestha, 2014;Sharrock, 2013). In one study village, the institutionalisation of a small group's interests was especially prominent: the Limbu party has been challenging the established ''distributional coalition" 13 of Brahmins and managed to redirect resources and the location of the upcoming road to benefit the Limbu.…”
Section: War and Post-war Instability As A Part Of Daily Lifementioning
confidence: 98%
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“… A utilização das técnicas é utilizado em locais onde o consenso é pouco provável de ser criado (Paraskevas & Saunders, 2011 (Farjaudon & Morales, 2013).  O consenso pode ser uma forma particular de governar (Byrne & Shrestha, 2014).  As partes envolvidas no processo constroi o consenso sobre a decisão de investimentos de projetos (Murphy & O'Brien, 2014).…”
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