
The Strange Demise of the Local in Local Government
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Steve Leach is Emeritus Professor of Local Government at De Montfort University, England.
Colin Copus
is Emeritus Professor of Local Politics at De Montfort University, England and a Visiting Professor at the University of Ghent, Belgium.
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Chapter 1: Setting the Scene.- Chapter 2: The Way Things Used to Be.- Chapter 3: Reorganisation, Reorganisation, Reorganisation: The Changing Map of Local Government.- Chapter 4: Explaining the Persistence of the Unitary Principle in the Department's Mindset.- Chapter 5: A Strange Affair: Local Government Reorganisation in Northamptonshire 2018-21-A Case Study.- Chapter 6: Doomsday Approaches and then Recedes.- Chapter 7: What is the Problem About Two-Tier Local Government?.- Chapter 8: Why Bigger is Not Better.- Chapter 9: Where Do We Go from Here? .
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