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Municipal Entities As Subjects Of Municipal Communication
, 2016 Malyj Aleksandr Fedorovich +2 more
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Re-municipalization of local public services: incidence, causes and prospects [PDF]
International Review of Administrative Sciences, 2021 Since the turn of the century a global trend of re-municipalization has emerged with cities reversing earlier privatizations and returning infrastructure and public service delivery to the public sector.
Germa Bel +2 more
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Government choice between contract termination and contract expiration in re-municipalization: a case of historical recurrence? [PDF]
International Review of Administrative Sciences, 2021 Since the early 2000s, the terms ‘re-municipalization’ and ‘reverse privatization’ entered the lexicon as several examples emerged of governments taking ownership of assets and services that had previously been privatized or outsourced.
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Re-municipalization of public services: trend or hype? [PDF]
Journal of Economic Policy Reform, 2021 Re-municipalization is part of a broader set of reverse privatization reforms. We argue the term re-municipalization lacks conceptual clarity, confusing municipal level reversals from national ones, new service delivery from reversals, and mixed market ...
Judith Clifton +2 more
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Are we there yet? Understanding the implementation of re-municipalization decisions and their duration [PDF]
Public Management Review, 2022 Studies of the drivers of the decision to re-municipalize have increased recently, but research on its implementation is very scarce. We analyse how service characteristics and institutional factors influence the implementation of re-municipalization ...
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Dispossession by municipalization: Property, pipelines, and divisions of power in settler colonial Canada [PDF]
Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space, 2022 In Canada, Indigenous activists and scholars critique municipalization as a threefold process that subverts Indigenous authority to the state, then delegates forms of state authority to Indigenous peoples, and concludes by asserting that delegated ...
Jeremy Schmidt
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The “Privatization” of Municipal Debt
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023We study the determinants of local governments' reliance on bank loans using granular data from the Federal Reserve. Governments that are larger, rely on stable revenue sources, or have higher spending relative to revenues are more likely to borrow from banks. About a third of governments in the top revenue quintile have obtained bank loans since 2011,
Ivanov, Ivan T., Zimmermann, Tom
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Political and Institutional Explanations for Increasing Re-municipalization
Urban Affairs Review, 2020 This article analyzes shifts in the delivery mode of waste collection in Dutch municipalities between 1999 and 2014. In approximately half of these entities, shifts took place, with 60% toward outside production and 40% toward inside production.
Raymond Gradus, Tjerk Budding
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Negotiating the public: re-municipalization, water politics and social reproduction
GlobalizationsIn the context of the global wave of privatization of local public services, remunicipalization has emerged as a viable policy alternative, broadly understood as the return to public management.
Gemma Gasseau
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2023
Abstract Municipalities are of great importance in Swiss politics and society. They provide a large part of essential public services and allow voters to have a direct-democratic influence on political decisions. In a comparative perspective, Swiss municipalities are remarkable since they carry a considerable amount of autonomy, and they
Andreas Ladner, Nicolas Keuffer
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Abstract Municipalities are of great importance in Swiss politics and society. They provide a large part of essential public services and allow voters to have a direct-democratic influence on political decisions. In a comparative perspective, Swiss municipalities are remarkable since they carry a considerable amount of autonomy, and they
Andreas Ladner, Nicolas Keuffer
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