The new American local government

Urban Lawyer

Volumn 34, Issue 1, 2002, Pages 93-129H

  Liebmann, George W ^a  

^a Liebmann and Shively PA   (United States)

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT;

EID: 0036250232     PISSN: 00420905     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (83)

1. The city as a legal concept
2. The origin of municipal incorporation in England and the United States
3. The doctrine of an inherent right of local self-government
4. Dillon's rule and the cooley doctrine
5. The fights of municipal corporations under the contract clause
6. The constitutional vulnerability of American local government
7. The American fiscal constitution
8. The limits of municipal power under home rule
9. The city as a legal concept
10. The city in the future of democracy
11. Special legislation for municipalities
12. Is local government structure in large metropolitan areas monopolistic or competitive
13. Country government structural reform
14. American county government: A mid-century review
15. Government of "Rurban" areas
16. The city as a legal concept
17. Introduction to symposium, one man one vote and local government
18. The city in the future of democracy
19. The expenditure effects of restricting competition in local public service industries
20. Competition, monopoly and the organization of government in metropolitan areas
21. The managerial reform of health and education in the U.K
22. Administrative reform in the antipodes
23. Democracy in the new towns: The limits of private government
24. Who rules at home?: One person/one vote and local governments
25. New community development districts: A proposal to aid new town developers
26. A government for our time? Business improvement districts and urban governance
27. Citizen participation: A suburban suggestion for the Central City
28. Metropolitan population and municipal government expenditures in Central Cities
29. The city in the future of democracy
30. New tendancies of local government development in Europe
31. Metropolitan detente: Is it politically and constitutionally possible?
32. Devolution of power to community and block associations
33. Land re-adjustment for america: A proposal for a statute
34. New institutions for old neighborhoods: Block improvement districts
35. Privatize inner city neighborhoods
36. Common interest communities: Evolution and reinvention