Cities and Complexity: Making Intergovernmental Decisions

Peter Seier Christensen

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Planning in a Complex Intergovernmental System Competing Theories of the US Intergovernmental System Interactions among Governmental Institutions Dimensions Structuring the Intergovernmental System Sectoral Dynamics Institutionalized Technological Elaboration and Effects on Area Interests Delusions of Certainty and Their Consequences for Expectations of Government Conducting Public Policy in Conditions of Uncertainty Conclusions for the Intergovernmental System Conclusions for Decision-Making Practice

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