The emergence of intercommunity partnerships in the 1980s

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Abstract Contraction of federal funding has been accompanied by reduced federal guidance. Local governments bear the dual burden of both designing and funding projects. The interjurisdictional partnerships of the 1980s are characterized by two things: an encouraging creativity in addressing regional issues, and a burgeoning involvement of county government as a major convening and administrative force.

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