Understanding local government cooperation in urban regions : toward a cultural model of interlocal relations
By: VISSER, James A
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ArticlePublisher: 2002The American Review of Public Administration 32, 1, p. 40-65Abstract: This article examines the debate over metropolitan governmental form and the applicability of the reform-consolidation and market-public choice models to understanding te reality of how interlocal governmental relations operate in urban regions. These form-based models are found to be deficient as useful and inductively empirical paradigms for examining the day-to-day interplay of interlocal relations. The author presents on the roles and behavior of local officials, especially administrators ,may be more driving explanatory factors in interlocal relations than governmental form
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This article examines the debate over metropolitan governmental form and the applicability of the reform-consolidation and market-public choice models to understanding te reality of how interlocal governmental relations operate in urban regions. These form-based models are found to be deficient as useful and inductively empirical paradigms for examining the day-to-day interplay of interlocal relations. The author presents on the roles and behavior of local officials, especially administrators ,may be more driving explanatory factors in interlocal relations than governmental form
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