Evolution in community governance: Building on what works

Peter McKinlay · Adrienne von Tunzelmann · Stefanie Pillora · Su Fei Tan

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This report provides an overview of emerging trends in community governance, and assesses their importance in terms of local decision-making. Volume 1 is the primary report. Volume 2 summarises the findings of a literature review on community governance from a local government perspective.

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