Metropolitan Democracies: Transformations of the State and Urban Policy in Canada, France and Great Britain

Abstract

Metropolitan cities at the crossroads of globalisation and changing politics, Bernard Jouve The transformation of citizenship and democracy at local and global levels, Jules Duchastel and Raphael Canet, translation by Stuart-Anthony Stilitz Contemporary cities and the renewal of local democracy, Pierre Hamel Partnerships and transformation of the state in urban Britain, Gordon Dabinett London: the Mayor, partnership and World city business, Peter Newman and Andy Thornley The contradictions of partnership: Sheffield from steel to urban regeneration, Philip Booth Toronto's reformist regime, municipal amalgamation and participatory democracy, Julie-Anne Boudreau Municipal reform and public participation in Montreal's urban affairs: break of continuity?, Anne Latendresse The fight for jobs and economic governance: the Montreal model, Jean-Marc Fontan, Juan-Luis Klein and Benoit Levesque Putting locally based management to the test in French public policy, Philippe Warin Participating in development: the case of a public open space in Villeurbanne in the Lyon conurbation, Jean-Yves Toussaint, Sophie Vareilles, Marcus Zepf, Monique Zimmerman, translation by Philip Booth Local democracy under challenge: the work of the Agora Association in Vaulx-en-Velin, France, Didier Chabenet, translation by John Tittensor Instituting proximity: the Arrondissements of Paris, Marseille and Lyon since 1983, Melody Houk Metropolitan democracies: from great transformation to grand illusion?, Bernard Jouve Index.

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