More than Mayor or Manager: Campaigns to Change Form of Government in America's Large Cities
by James H. Svara, Douglas J. Watson, J. Edwin Benton, Donald C. Menzel, Darryl Paulson, Wendy L. Hassett, Nelson Wikstrom, Glen W. Sparrow, Megan Mullin, Kimberly Nelson, Curtis Wood, Eric S. Zeemering, Karen M. Jarrell, John T. Spence, Larry D. Terry Ii, R. Paul Battaglio Jr., Robert Cropf, Todd Swanstrom, Scott Krummenacher
Explore campaigns transforming government forms in America's large cities, extending beyond mayor or manager models. This scholarly work by leading experts details reform efforts, challenges, and impacts on urban governance, providing essential insights for political science and public administration enthusiasts.
About This Book
This volume focuses on efforts to change the form of government in major American cities, moving beyond conventional mayor or manager frameworks. It analyzes historical and contemporary campaigns that seek to reshape local leadership and decision-making processes.
Drawing from a collaborative effort by multiple scholars, the book covers various case studies and theoretical perspectives on municipal reform. It highlights the challenges and strategies involved in altering city government structures.
The content emphasizes the importance of adapting governance forms to meet evolving urban needs, offering a comprehensive look at reform initiatives across large municipalities.
Readers gain an understanding of how these changes influence policy, administration, and citizen engagement in city politics.
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