The Limits of Boundaries: Why City-regions Cannot be Self-governing

Andrew Sancton

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List of Maps Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Focusing on Cities 2 Boundaries for Central Governments 3 Boundaries for Municipal Corporations 4 City-States in Theory and Practice 5 Cities and Central Governments 6 Self-Government for Toronto? Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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