Strengthening local government leadership and performance : reexamining and updating the winter commission goals
By: SVARA, James H
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ArticlePublisher: Hoboken : Wiley-Blackwell, December 2008Public Administration Review - PAR 68, p. 37-49Abstract: The Winter Commission Report emphasized removing barriers to executive authority in large cities. Has progress been made toward strengthening local government leadership? James Svara of Arizona State Univeristy finds some movement toward buttressing the role of elected and appointed executives at the local level. Reinvention and e-government practices have also fueled management change, but he sugests there is an increasing challenge in the governance of expanding metropolitan and "megapolitan" regions.
The Winter Commission Report emphasized removing barriers to executive authority in large cities. Has progress been made toward strengthening local government leadership? James Svara of Arizona State Univeristy finds some movement toward buttressing the role of elected and appointed executives at the local level. Reinvention and e-government practices have also fueled management change, but he sugests there is an increasing challenge in the governance of expanding metropolitan and "megapolitan" regions.
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