Formal institutions versus informal decision-making. On parties, delegation and accountability in local government

Colin Copus · Gissur Ólafur Erlingsson

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It has been argued that formal institutions are weak in local government. It therefore follows that ideal-typical models of formal institutions that are supposed to regulate behavior in local gover ...

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