Turning a Drama into a Crisis: Perspectives on Contemporary Local Government

David Wilson

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Predictions about the end of local government are not new. In 1966 William Robson wrote Local Government in Crisis which pointed to the possible demise of elected local government- and this was an update of texts written in 1947 and 1926! Writing in 1985 in a similar vein George Jones and John Stewart observed

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1994Local Government Policy Making 1991Local Government in Europe 1989The Future of Local Government 1976Understanding local government 1992DRAWING LESSONS FROM US EXPERIENCE: AN ELECTED MAYOR FOR BRITISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT 2013THE MODERN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

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