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    Handbook on Local and Regional Governance

    Handbook on Local and Regional Governance by Teles, Filipe;

    Series: Elgar Handbooks in Public Administration and Management;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Edward Elgar Publishing
    • Date of Publication 13 January 2023

    • ISBN 9781800371194
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages530 pages
    • Size 244x169 mm
    • Weight 1068 g
    • Language English
    • 1169

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    Short description:

    Holistic in approach, this Handbook?s international range of leading scholars present complementary perspectives, both theoretical and empirically pertinent, to explore recent developments in the field of local and regional governance.

    This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

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    Long description:

    Holistic in approach, this Handbook?s international range of leading scholars present complementary perspectives, both theoretical and empirically pertinent, to explore recent developments in the field of local and regional governance.



    With a fresh outlook on the field, this Handbook builds significantly upon the existing literature to clarify the scope of the discipline, as well as providing tools, information, and research questions to better understand and further explore the field. Chapters provide theoretical and empirical context to current debates on local and regional governance and offer competing analytical lenses for studying the field. Topics explored include the intersecting roles, limits, opportunities, and influence of actors, democracy, place, scale, and networks, with examinations of social cohesion, intermunicipal decentralization, and emerging technologies. Particularly close attention is paid to relationships, as the Handbook introduces to the analysis the ways that actors, tiers of government, institutions and multiple jurisdictions exchange resources, coordinate action and produce decisions with collective impact in local and regional governance.



    Interdisciplinary and international in scope, this Handbook will be an invigorating read for students and scholars looking to better understand contemporary policy, politics and subnational governance at local and regional levels.



    'The Handbook on Local and Regional Governance brings together a timely and much-needed collection of essays on a myriad set of issues that synthesizes enduring questions and challenges in governing subnational systems. A leading scholar of local governance, Filipe Teles has assembled a compelling volume that is theoretically rigorous and empirically rich in its depth and breadth of contributions from around the world. Scholars and practitioners will benefit from these insightful conversations and reflections on the future of local and regional governance.'

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    Table of Contents:

    Contents:

    1 Introduction: local and regional governance ? a negotiated arena 1
    Filipe Teles

    PART I CONTEXT
    2 Governance and metagovernance failure: exploring their spatial dimensions 13
    Bob Jessop
    3 Effective local governance 27
    Geert Bouckaert
    4 The right to local self-government 40
    Warren Magnusson
    5 Trust and local government: a positive relationship? 50
    Gerry Stoker, Hannah Bunting and Lawrence McKay
    6 Decentralisation and autonomy: a picture of big differences 66
    Andreas Ladner and Nicolas Keuffer

    PART II ACTORS
    7 Local citizenship 85
    Hubert Heinelt
    8 Ties that bind? Mapping and explaining the network activities of
    European mayors 96
    Bas Denters and Kristof Steyvers
    9 Councillors as local representatives: council, community, centralisation
    and complexity 115
    Colin Copus
    10 Gender and representation in local politics 129
    Eva Marín Hlynsdóttir

    PART III DEMOCRACY
    11 Local elections and voting: grasping vertical integration and horizontal
    variation 147
    Adam Gendźwiłł, Ulrik Kjaer and Kristof Steyvers
    12 Tracing developments in regional electoral democracy: the impact of
    regional authority, regional identity, and regional electoral systems on
    the regional vote 164
    Arjan H. Schakel and Alexander Verdoes
    13 Limits and challenges of citizen participation 184
    Giovanni Allegretti and Massimo Allulli
    14 Online participation 203
    Norbert Kersting
    15 Revisiting the local integrity system concept and theory 219
    Luís de Sousa and Luís Filipe Mota Almeida

    PART IV PLACE
    16 Political leadership: when place makes a difference 236
    Robin Hambleton
    17 Policy making at the local level 255
    Catherine Durose, Beth Perry and Liz Richardson
    18 Poverty and social cohesion in metropolitan areas 269
    Jonathan Pratschke and Enrica Morlicchio
    19 A new debate on local governance from the lenses of Earth System science 284
    Sara Moreno Pires and Filipe Teles
    20 Land-use management: local institutions and the power to shape 299
    António F. Tavares

    PART V SCALE
    21 Comparing local government systems and reforms in Europe: from
    New Public Management to digital era governance? 315
    Sabine Kuhlmann and Justine Marienfeldt
    22 Governance in contemporary metropolises: quo vadis the state? 332
    Marisol García and Frank Moulaert
    23 Metropolitan governance and policy challenges 349
    Karsten Zimmermann
    24 Regional governance and institutional collective action 364
    Richard Clark Feiock
    25 Intra-municipal decentralization: going below traditional tiers of government 377
    Eduardo José Grin, José Hernández-Bonivento and Fernando Luiz Abrucio

    PART VI NETWORKS
    26 Intermunicipal cooperation: an assessment of drivers and effects 395
    Germ? Bel and Marianna Sebő
    27 Multi-level governance and democracy: a local governance perspective 409
    Tiziana Caponio
    28 Corporatization at the local level 423
    Rhys Andrews
    29 Performance management and accountability: the role of
    intergovernmental information systems 439
    Jostein Askim and ?ge Johnsen
    30 Emerging technologies and the future of local e-governance 455
    Gonçalo Paiva Dias

    PART VII THE DISCIPLINE(S)
    31 Utopian experimentalism to learn about social transformation at a local
    and regional level 468
    Daniel Silver
    32 Teaching local and regional governance 482
    Alistair Jones
    33 Geographies of knowledge: centres and peripheries of local government
    studies in Europe 492
    Paweł Swianiewicz

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