decentralisation

Example:Centralisation of power in the hands of a small group can lead to authoritarianism and restrict democratic participation.

Definition:The process of making something central, or concentrating power, influence, authority, wealth, or activity near or in a central point or centre; the opposite of decentralisation. Often refers to the concentration of power in a central government or authority.

Example:The new administration is focused on concentration of economic resources in urban areas, fostering growth and industrialization.

Definition:The act or process of bringing things together, especially in one place, and making them more intensive or powerful; often used in a political context to describe the gathering of power at the center of a political system.

Example:The process of gathering regional powers for a federal government consolidates the management and reduces redundancy among local authorities.

Definition:The process of collecting or assembling various elements, resources, or powers in one place or under one authority, often in a political or administrative context.