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WP2611: Revenue Decentralization and Vertical Fiscal Imbalance: A Survey

Manuel E. Lago, Santiago Lago-Peñas, Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Cristian Sepulveda

WP2610: Asymmetric Decentralization in France: A Municipal-Centered Exception

Guy Gilbert, Thierry Madies and Sonia Paty

WP2609: Asymmetric Decentralization and Inequality

Pablo Beramendi and Melissa Rogers

WP2608: Asymmetric Decentralisation in South Africa: Implications for Municipal Governance

Nara Monkam and Panashe G. Taruvinga

WP2607: The Delicate Balance of Special Autonomy Agreements: Lessons from Indonesia and the Philippines

Sarah Shair-Rosenfield

WP2606: Heterogeneous fiscal decentralisation in Italian regions

Carlo Gianelle, Agnese Sacchi and Simone Salotti

WP2605: Asymmetric Decentralization: Nature and Determinants

Santiago Lago-Peñas, María Cadaval-Sampedro, Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Ana Herrero-Alcalde

WP2604: Perceptions of legitimacy in asymmetric decentralisation: evidence from Spain

Caroline Gray

WP2603: An economic perspective on asymmetric federalism in Canada: the case of Québec

Francois Vaillancourt

WP2602: Parable of the Talents: Does Differentiated Decentralisation Improve Performance?

Luiz de Mello and Joao Jalles

WP2601: The Politics of Public Goods Provision under Asymmetric Decentralization

Ignacio Lago and André Blais

WP2502: Taxing wealth or capital income? The impact of political ideology on property tax policy in Spain: A quasi-experimental study

José María Tubío-Sánchez, Santiago Lago-Peñas, Xoaquín Fernández-Leiceaga and María Cadaval-Sampedro

WP2501: Unfunded Mandates, Institutional Quality, and Social Progress: An Analysis for OECD Countries

Miriam Hortas-Rico and David Martinez-Algora