Project also involved researchers from: Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Finland and SlovakiaThe chapter aims at highlighting and analyzing attempts to restore or improve the existing institutions of representative democracy – the councils and the councillors – in 15 different European countries, from a comparative perspective and the effects that can be identified from these reforms. The chapter develops a typology of reforms and seeks to analyse the drivers of, and approaches to, reform. Most of the initiatives are national, covering and entire country, but some are specific to parts of countries or certain localites. The focus is on the extent to which there are differences and similarities between countries with regard to the occurrence of refo...
Project also involved researchers from: Sweden, Norway, Germany and The Netherlands The file atta...
This four-country comparison has four sections. First, some remarks on appropriate definitions and c...
ABSTRACT The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified ...
This paper addresses the vision of local councilors in Belgium towards democratic renewal at the loc...
Over recent decades, local governments in Europe have come increasingly under pressure facing a mult...
The authors show how institutions for citizen participation in European local government have change...
In the Netherlands, as in many other European countries, municipal councils are a crucial link in lo...
A lot has been written about normative and theoretical expectations of local government. In this cha...
Major structural changes have been taking place in European local government systems around the turn...
A lot has been written about normative and theoretical expectations of local government. In this cha...
Abstract: Research Question (RQ): After many years of not being in vogue, the issue of ...
This book is the result of a research project carried out for the Committee of the Regions and analy...
This book is about local councillors. It presents the results of the third in a series of linked cro...
Traditional local government in Europe has generally included a three-tier territorial structure and...
The issue of the appropriate scale for local government has regularly appeared on the agenda of publ...
Project also involved researchers from: Sweden, Norway, Germany and The Netherlands The file atta...
This four-country comparison has four sections. First, some remarks on appropriate definitions and c...
ABSTRACT The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified ...
This paper addresses the vision of local councilors in Belgium towards democratic renewal at the loc...
Over recent decades, local governments in Europe have come increasingly under pressure facing a mult...
The authors show how institutions for citizen participation in European local government have change...
In the Netherlands, as in many other European countries, municipal councils are a crucial link in lo...
A lot has been written about normative and theoretical expectations of local government. In this cha...
Major structural changes have been taking place in European local government systems around the turn...
A lot has been written about normative and theoretical expectations of local government. In this cha...
Abstract: Research Question (RQ): After many years of not being in vogue, the issue of ...
This book is the result of a research project carried out for the Committee of the Regions and analy...
This book is about local councillors. It presents the results of the third in a series of linked cro...
Traditional local government in Europe has generally included a three-tier territorial structure and...
The issue of the appropriate scale for local government has regularly appeared on the agenda of publ...
Project also involved researchers from: Sweden, Norway, Germany and The Netherlands The file atta...
This four-country comparison has four sections. First, some remarks on appropriate definitions and c...
ABSTRACT The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified ...