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Cities, State and Globalisation
City-Regional Governance in Europe and North America
Regions and Cities Series
Author: Herrschel Tassilo
Language: EnglishSubjects for Cities, State and Globalisation:
Keywords
economic geography; globalization; globalisation; regional studies; regional economics; governance; vancouver; seattle; detroit; atlanta; lyon; turin; hamburg; political economy; local development; regional development; spatial economics; RSA; regional studies association; regions and cities; urban economics; megacities; megaregions; shrinking cities; regionalisation; City Regional Governance; Ta Te; EU’s Democratic Deficit; South Eastern USA; Public Administration; Lo Ca; Walter Christaller’s Central Place; Torino Internazionale; Central Government; Christaller’s Central Place Theory; Functional Economic Region; Brenner 2004b; City Regional Scale; Brenner 2004a; Regione Piemonte; Dominant Central City; Proposes City Regions; Local Leadership Capacity; City Regional Level; City Regional Agenda; Polycentric Arrangements; Territorial Restructuring; Puget Sound
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Add to cart the print on demand of Herrschel TassiloPublication date: 12-2013
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This book investigates the ways in which city regions view themselves as single entities, how they are governed, what is meant by ?governance?, why the question of city-regional governance matters, and the extent to which the balance between internal and external factors is important for finding governance solutions. Examples from North America and Europe are compared and contrasted to gain a better understanding of what matters ?on the ground? to people and policy makers when seeking answers to the challenges of a globalised, rapidly changing world.
In order to analyse the conditions involved in making local decisions, the author looks at the impact of established policy-making practices, socio-economic patterns among the population, existing views of the ?local? and the ?regional? and their respective roles among the electorate and policy makers, and the scope for building city-regional governance under given statutory and fiscal provisions. The complex interaction of these factors is shown to produce place-specific forms and modi operandi for governing city regions as local-regional constructs.
This book will be of interest to urban and regional policy makers and scholars working in the fields of economic geography and political geography.
1. Cities Between State and Globalization: Towards city-regional governance 2. Defining City Regions: Cities between urban and state theories 3. Cities and the Global: Changing relationship between ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ 4. Cities, City Regions and the State: Locating trans-local governance 5. City-Regional Governance: Between state hierarchy and ‘inter-local assemblages’ 6. City-Regional Governance as Product of Impetus, Milieu and Structure: Comparing Policies 7. Conclusions
Tassilo Herrschel is Reader in Urban and Regional Development and Governance at the University of Westminster, UK.