Local government at the millennium
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Local government at the millennium
（Urban research international, v. 1）
Leske + Budrich, c2002
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Contributions were presented at the conference, "Local government at the Millennium", held in Sydney, Australia during February of 2000
Includes bibliographical references
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Description
This volume with contributions by internationally renowned authors provides a comparative survey of problems in local politics and administration in Europe, Australasia and North-America.
Table of Contents
Der Gerry Stoker, New Labour and Local Governance in Britain - Neil Marshall and Kevin Sproats, Managing Democracy? Assessing Some of the Outcomes of Australian Local Government Reform - Hellmut Wollmann, Local Government Reforms in Germany: A Trajectory of Change and Persistence - Jean Drage, New Zealand's Local Government: What of the Future? - Helge O. Larsen, Directly Elected Mayors: Democratic Renewal or Constitutional Confusion? - Rosemary Kiss, Democracy or Community? Australian Local Government Electoral Reform - Janice Caulfield, Local Government Finance in OECD Countries - Akira Nakamura, A Paradigm Shift in Japan's Intergovernmental Relations: Reform of Government and Decentralization of Central Power - Andrew Sancton, Local Government in North America: Localism and Community Governance - Harald Baldersheim, Subsidiarity at Work: Modes of Multi-Level Governance in European Countries
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