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Digital Health Technology Adoption Among Chinese Physicians: Latent Profile Analysis and Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]

J Med Internet Res
Wang Z, Lu J, Zhou Z, Liu G, Zhai X, Cao D, Gong S.   +6 more
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Structural Reform: Municipal Mergers

2020
Structural reorganization using municipal mergers is a common form of local government reform. This chapter examines both the theoretical literature and associated empirical work on council consolidation. After briefly discussing the magnitude of amalgamation across the world, this chapter considers the various schools of thought on council ...
Brian Dollery, Harry Kitchen, Melville McMillan, Anwar Shah   +3 more
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Inter-Municipal Co-Operation in Italy: A Reform without Reformers?

Regions Magazine, 2016
Local governments’ activities are very relevant in the European economic context: Kuhlman and Wollman report (2014, p. 22) that they represent about 16 per cent of the entire gross domestic product of all European Union (EU) countries as well as about 34 per cent of their total public expenditures.
GIACOMINI, Davide, SANCINO, ALESSANDRO
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Textbook Municipal Reform

Urban Affairs Review, 1997
Most political scientists and historians find the home of reform government in the suburbs. The author shows that there was another style of reform government, big-city reform, in the big cities of the Southwest. The political system of big-city reform was distinguished by nonpartisan, city-manager government with citywide elections to the city ...
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Municipal Reform and Group Influence

American Journal of Political Science, 1978
This study explores the relationship between municipal reform structures and group politics from a theoretical perspective new to the reform literature, one based on opportunity theory. Government structures are hypothesized to shape chief executives' strategies for remaining in office or advancing.
Alana Northrop, William H. Dutton
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ITALIAN MUNICIPAL AUDIT: HALF A REFORM?

Financial Accountability and Management, 1995
The object of this paper is to critically discuss the implementation of Auditing reform in Italian municipalities. A new complex system of Auditing (heavily influenced by the UK's value for money auditing) was introduced following recent legislation. This study is based on an analysis of the reports of municipalities within the Tuscany region.
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Reinventing Government in Reformed Municipalities

Urban Affairs Review, 2001
The authors place reinventing government (REGO) efforts in the context of mayor-council municipalities. After briefly reviewing the emerging body of local government research on reinventing government, they address two principal research questions: First, what are the correlates and extent of REGO actions by managers, mayors, and city councils? Second,
Richard C. Kearney, Carmine Scavo
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