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''' | '''Decentralization''' is the process of redistribution, dispersion of functions, responsibilities, forces, power, responsibility of people or things from a central location or governing body. | ||
The concept of decentralization is used in the description of group dynamics and management, political science, law, state and public administration, as well as in economics and technology. | |||
In computer science (more precisely, the theory of data transmission), decentralization is understood as creating such conditions that there is no need for a server and network participants have the same rights. | |||
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