Titlebook: Governing Cities; Politics and Policy Madeleine Pill Textbook 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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How and by Whom Are Cities Governed?,artners with non-governmental actors to determine and implement policies. Urban governance theory takes the role of political ideologies and values in shaping city governance into account. Transitions between governance ideologies, such as managerialism and entrepreneurialism, are examined before ad

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What Policies and Strategies Arise?,y is inherently political, three principal theories of urban policy as politics are set out. These address conflicts within cities about collective provision and efforts to manage the effects of, or to capture the benefits of, wider processes and flows. How urban policy and changing constructions of

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What Happens at Different Scales?, shape city governance. The chapter contrasts different national governmental systems to examine cities’ political autonomy in terms of their capacity to make choices about governance priorities. The nation state’s continued power to shape what can be determined and achieved at city level is establi

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What Are Citizens Doing?,particular the concept of the Right to the City and how it has been used in practice. This is contrasted with citizen experiences of coercive governance and social control. The many forms of collective action through which urban citizenship is expressed are then considered, from community organising

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Mastering Excel Through Projectsartners with non-governmental actors to determine and implement policies. Urban governance theory takes the role of political ideologies and values in shaping city governance into account. Transitions between governance ideologies, such as managerialism and entrepreneurialism, are examined before ad

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