Local Government Reorganisation
The Review and its Aftermath
1st Edition
Published on 23. July 2013
146 pages
978-1-135-25557-2 (ISBN)
Description
The Local Government Review raised issues of political process and decision-making theories. The interest lies in the insights provided by academic analysis, and the highlighting of the lessons to be learned. This volume attempts to respond to both these perspectives.
Reviews / Votes
'The book remains an extremely valuable contribution to a growing body of work on the party and the state. Furthermore its problematization of the ubiquitous "Part-state" category is pioneering. Scholars and students of Chinese politics, communist and post-communist and post-communist studies and public administration are well advised to add this to their bookshelves.' - Government and Opposition'All the essays are intrinsically interesting.' - British Politics Group Newspaper
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
1,07 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-135-25557-2 (9781135255572)
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12/2015
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01/1998
1st Edition
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€130.50
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Person
Steve Leach
Content
Chapter 1 Introduction: The Continuing Relevance of the Local Government Review, Steve Leach; Chapter 2 Reviewing the Review, Howard Davis; Chapter 3 The Local Government Review: A 'Policy Process' Perspective, Steve Leach; Chapter 4 The New Public Management and the Local Government Review, Robert Leach, Neil Barnett; Chapter 5 Public Choice Theory and Local Government Structure: An Evaluation of Reorganisation in Scotland and Wales, George A. Boyne; Chapter 6 Local Government Reform in Scotland: Managing the Transition, Arthur Midwinter, Neil McGarvey; Chapter 7 The Local Government Review - An Inept Process, John Sinnott; Chapter 8 LGR: A Bizarre Can of Worms, Tim Mobbs; Chapter 9 Local Government Reform in the US - And Why it Differs so Greatly from Britain, Donald F. Norris;
