“Resilience thinking” for planning
A Eraydin - Resilience thinking in urban planning, 2012 - Springer
Since the late 1970s, neoliberalisation and market-friendly policies have been affecting the
way cities develop and function. Neoliberal principles based on market reliance seem to …
way cities develop and function. Neoliberal principles based on market reliance seem to …
Metropolitan governance and institutional collective action
RC Feiock - Urban affairs review, 2009 - journals.sagepub.com
This article describes the institutional collective action (ICA) framework and its application to
the study of governance arrangements in metropolitan areas by focusing on the tools of …
the study of governance arrangements in metropolitan areas by focusing on the tools of …
Urban governance in India
IJ Ahluwalia - Journal of Urban Affairs, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
The pace and growth of urbanization in India poses enormous challenges to urban
governance. This article examines the institutional features and devolution mechanisms of …
governance. This article examines the institutional features and devolution mechanisms of …
Interlocal agreements as collaborations: An empirical investigation of impetuses, norms, and success
YC Chen, K Thurmaier - The American Review of Public …, 2009 - journals.sagepub.com
Interlocal agreements (ILAs) have long been a useful tool for municipal and county
governments to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of local government services. Yet …
governments to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of local government services. Yet …
Administrators' and elected officials' collaboration networks: Selecting partners to reduce risk in economic development
Networks play an important role in collaboration, but previous work has not examined the
different roles of elected and appointed officials in these networks. This article investigates …
different roles of elected and appointed officials in these networks. This article investigates …
Intermunicipal cooperation in the Netherlands: the costs and the effectiveness of polycentric regional governance
This article examines the effects of the structure of intermunicipal cooperatives (IMCs) on the
perceived transaction costs and benefits of IMCs. Hypotheses based on a polycentric theory …
perceived transaction costs and benefits of IMCs. Hypotheses based on a polycentric theory …
The costs of cooperation: What the research tells us about managing the risks of service collaborations in the US
JB Carr, CV Hawkins - State and Local Government Review, 2013 - journals.sagepub.com
Service collaborations often must confront risks arising from problems of coordination,
division, and defection. US scholars have focused on understanding the efficacy of three …
division, and defection. US scholars have focused on understanding the efficacy of three …
Governing interlocal cooperation: City council interests and the implications for public management
ES Zeemering - Public Administration Review, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
Local government managers are described as key participants in the development of
interlocal cooperation, but the interests of city councils in this process have gone largely …
interlocal cooperation, but the interests of city councils in this process have gone largely …
Collaboration risk and the choice to consolidate local government services
Collaboration among local governments occurs through a range of mechanisms, which vary
in degree of formality from contracts and ad hoc agreements to full consolidation. Prior work …
in degree of formality from contracts and ad hoc agreements to full consolidation. Prior work …
The roles of regional organizations for interlocal resource exchange: Complement or substitute?
This article investigates competing visions of how regional organizations influence
cooperation among individual local governments within a metropolitan area. As network …
cooperation among individual local governments within a metropolitan area. As network …