Bray 1984

Bray, Mark. 1984.Educational planning in a decentralised system: The Papua New Guinean experience. Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea: University of Papua New Guinea Press. 159 pages. Location: Dallas SIL Library 379.1 B827e.

"With only three million people but 19 provincial governments and 20 Ministers for Education, Papua New Guinea appears at first sight to have one of the most decentralized systems in the world. Within this framework are many contradictions and centralist strings, however. This book, which is the first detailed account of decentralization in the education sector in Papua New Guinea, presents a clear account of the complexities of the system and the impact of decentralization on inequalities, efficiency, and participation" (back cover).

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