New Zealand's New Local Government Act: A Paradigm for Participatory Planning or Business as Usual?

Ali Memon

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The Labour-coalition government in New Zealand passed a new Local Government Act (LGA) into law in December 2002.1 The legislation provides a strong mandate for local government to promote communit...

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2000Debating Governance: Authority, Steering, and Democracy 2001Global City-Regions Trends, Theory, Policy 1997The governance of complexity and the complexity of governance: preliminary remarks on some problems and limits of economic guidance 2003Global city‐regions: trends, theory, policy 2007New Zealand Local Government at the Crossroads? Reflections on the Recent Local Government Reforms

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