Philip Mawhood
Biographic Data
| ID | 2211016 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philip Mawhood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philip |
| FAMILY NAME | Mawhood |
| SIGNATURE | MAWHOOD P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University Lecturer in the Department of Local Government Administration, University of Birmingham, England |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Ethnic minorities in Eastern Africa
(1993). Ethnic minorities in Eastern Africa: Kenya and Tanzania. Regional Politics and Policy: Vol. 3, The Territorial Management of Ethnic Conflict, pp. 170-189
Bureaucracy
Journal Article Bureaucracy: Its Role in Third World Development Get access Bureaucracy: Its Role in Third World Development, by Malcolm Wallis. Macmillan, London, 1989. vii+228 pp. £8.95 paperback. ISBN 0 333 44068 4. PHILIP MAWHOOD PHILIP MAWHOOD University of Exeter Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 89, Issue 357, October 1990, Pages 614–615, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.…
State Formation in Tropical Africa
African states are characterized by their recent date of creation, and nation-building has lagged behind state formation. Ethnic and regional loyalties continue to be important and used, both by government and opposition forces. A convincing parallel can be drawn with the history of European states, and Spain is taken as an example. On the dimension of centralization and regional decentralization, the analysis of Africa has to focus on sub-nation…
The Politics of Survival
Less developed countries do not conform easily to the accepted patterns of federalism set out in the literature. Third World constitutions tend to be short-lived and in many cases the federations have disintegrated or have become, in real terms, unitary states. Common factors are the strong influence of ethnic or territorial élites, whether of traditional or modern type, and the difficulty experienced by the regime in reversing anti-state norms l…
Melting an Iceberg
National stereotypes have an understandable attraction, but are often a snare and a delusion. There has been no lack of commentators, in recent years, to remind the French that their structures of local administration were laid down at the Revolution, and have been little changed since. Fragmented into nearly 38,000 urban and rural communes, which vary enormously in population and wealth, the country has more local authorities than the other five…
Inaugural Conference of the African Training and Research Centre in Administration for Development
The pace of development in Africa makes it necessary for traditional administrative structures, at all levels, to be constantly adjusted and adapted to meet fresh needs. The main objectives of C.A.F.R.A.D. ( Centre africain deformation et de recherche administratives pour le développement ) are to study these problems, and to encourage and assist African governments and African scholars in doing so
State Formation in Tropical Africa
African states are characterized by their recent date of creation, and nation-building has lagged behind state formation. Ethnic and regional loyalties continue to be important and used, both by government and opposition forces. A convincing parallel can be drawn with the history of European states, and Spain is taken as an example. On the dimension of centralization and regional decentralization, the analysis of Africa has to focus on sub-nation…
The Politics of Survival
Less developed countries do not conform easily to the accepted patterns of federalism set out in the literature. Third World constitutions tend to be short-lived and in many cases the federations have disintegrated or have become, in real terms, unitary states. Common factors are the strong influence of ethnic or territorial élites, whether of traditional or modern type, and the difficulty experienced by the regime in reversing anti-state norms l…
Melting an Iceberg
National stereotypes have an understandable attraction, but are often a snare and a delusion. There has been no lack of commentators, in recent years, to remind the French that their structures of local administration were laid down at the Revolution, and have been little changed since. Fragmented into nearly 38,000 urban and rural communes, which vary enormously in population and wealth, the country has more local authorities than the other five…
Ethnic minorities in Eastern Africa
(1993). Ethnic minorities in Eastern Africa: Kenya and Tanzania. Regional Politics and Policy: Vol. 3, The Territorial Management of Ethnic Conflict, pp. 170-189
Inaugural Conference of the African Training and Research Centre in Administration for Development
The pace of development in Africa makes it necessary for traditional administrative structures, at all levels, to be constantly adjusted and adapted to meet fresh needs. The main objectives of C.A.F.R.A.D. ( Centre africain deformation et de recherche administratives pour le développement ) are to study these problems, and to encourage and assist African governments and African scholars in doing so
Melting an Iceberg
National stereotypes have an understandable attraction, but are often a snare and a delusion. There has been no lack of commentators, in recent years, to remind the French that their structures of local administration were laid down at the Revolution, and have been little changed since. Fragmented into nearly 38,000 urban and rural communes, which vary enormously in population and wealth, the country has more local authorities than the other five…
The Politics of Survival
Less developed countries do not conform easily to the accepted patterns of federalism set out in the literature. Third World constitutions tend to be short-lived and in many cases the federations have disintegrated or have become, in real terms, unitary states. Common factors are the strong influence of ethnic or territorial élites, whether of traditional or modern type, and the difficulty experienced by the regime in reversing anti-state norms l…
State Formation in Tropical Africa
African states are characterized by their recent date of creation, and nation-building has lagged behind state formation. Ethnic and regional loyalties continue to be important and used, both by government and opposition forces. A convincing parallel can be drawn with the history of European states, and Spain is taken as an example. On the dimension of centralization and regional decentralization, the analysis of Africa has to focus on sub-nation…
Bureaucracy
Journal Article Bureaucracy: Its Role in Third World Development Get access Bureaucracy: Its Role in Third World Development, by Malcolm Wallis. Macmillan, London, 1989. vii+228 pp. £8.95 paperback. ISBN 0 333 44068 4. PHILIP MAWHOOD PHILIP MAWHOOD University of Exeter Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 89, Issue 357, October 1990, Pages 614–615, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.…
Ethnic minorities in Eastern Africa
(1993). Ethnic minorities in Eastern Africa: Kenya and Tanzania. Regional Politics and Policy: Vol. 3, The Territorial Management of Ethnic Conflict, pp. 170-189
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