All over Europe, cities and municipalities face new and numerous challenges to uphold their unique self-governing role in society. This intriguing reality underscores this volume’s ambition of brightening the future of local self-government. After further elaborating on this relevant background and the approach taken, the first chapter introduces three main dimensions of analysis. They are key to the volume’s subsequent parts on the essence of local government’s autonomy, its transformations in the light of digitalisation, marketisation and amalgamation and, finally, its changing intergovernmental relations concerning supervision and subnational policy-making. This volume covers eight countries, spread over Europe. And so, this introductory...
It is therefore difficult to predict the future of local government, particularly as the various fac...
ABSTRACT The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified ...
The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified on the gr...
Traditional local government in Europe has generally included a three-tier territorial structure and...
The authors point to the fact that the local government in Europe has a long tradition, so that in e...
Over recent decades, local governments in Europe have come increasingly under pressure facing a mult...
Local governments play important roles in the lives of European citizens by providing social service...
Despite the increasing influence of European legislation on the subnational level of government and ...
The European Charter of Local Self-Government was promulgated in 1985 and has since been signed and ...
Local autonomy as one of the most important social, but also constitutional institutions is viewed i...
This article discusses “local self-government”, a core concept in a Charter of the Council of Europe...
Finnish municipalities have strived to manage an extensive number of statutory tasks with insufficie...
This chapter addresses how the contexts of Cities are changing and how local arrangements try to fac...
Local autonomy is a highly valued feature of good governance. The continuous efforts of many Europea...
List of Tables -- Notes on the Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction : Trends...
It is therefore difficult to predict the future of local government, particularly as the various fac...
ABSTRACT The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified ...
The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified on the gr...
Traditional local government in Europe has generally included a three-tier territorial structure and...
The authors point to the fact that the local government in Europe has a long tradition, so that in e...
Over recent decades, local governments in Europe have come increasingly under pressure facing a mult...
Local governments play important roles in the lives of European citizens by providing social service...
Despite the increasing influence of European legislation on the subnational level of government and ...
The European Charter of Local Self-Government was promulgated in 1985 and has since been signed and ...
Local autonomy as one of the most important social, but also constitutional institutions is viewed i...
This article discusses “local self-government”, a core concept in a Charter of the Council of Europe...
Finnish municipalities have strived to manage an extensive number of statutory tasks with insufficie...
This chapter addresses how the contexts of Cities are changing and how local arrangements try to fac...
Local autonomy is a highly valued feature of good governance. The continuous efforts of many Europea...
List of Tables -- Notes on the Contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction : Trends...
It is therefore difficult to predict the future of local government, particularly as the various fac...
ABSTRACT The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified ...
The transfer of responsibilities from central to local government has often been justified on the gr...