Local Government Studies
2014 - 2025
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Volume 47, issue 6, 2021
- Public value governance meets social commons: community anchor organisations as catalysts for public service reform and social change? pp. 887-909

- James Henderson, Oliver Escobar and Philip Revell
- Village poverty governance and the subjective well-being of households in central and western rural China pp. 910-930

- Qiuqian Zhao and Xianli Xia
- Health and wellbeing boards as theatres of accountability: a dramaturgical analysis pp. 931-950

- Shelina Visram, David J. Hunter, Neil Perkins, Lee Adams, Rachael Finn, Jennifer Gosling and Amanda Forrest
- The sources of municipalities’ innovation in the management of weather disaster risks, their relationships, and their antecedents pp. 951-970

- Kaddour Mehiriz
- With or against their region? Multiple-mandate holders in the Swiss parliament, 1985–2018 pp. 971-992

- Rahel Freiburghaus, Alexander Arens and Sean Mueller
- Untangling blame and responsibility for service delivery and local governance performance: testing a grounded social accountability approach in Tanzania pp. 993-1013

- Anna Mdee and Andrew Mushi
- Who is at the table? Civic engagement in small town housing decision-making pp. 1014-1036

- Ebunoluwa Odeyemi and Kimberly Skobba
- Between realism and revolt: governing cities in the crisis of neoliberal globalism pp. 1037-1039

- Mark Sandford
- Public service accountability: rekindling a debate pp. 1039-1041

- Rob Wilson
Volume 47, issue 5, 2021
- The anatomy of choice: an analysis of the determinants of local service delivery in Poland pp. 685-711

- Katarzyna Szmigiel-Rawska, Julita Łukomska and António F. Tavares
- Let’s party! The impact of local festivities on the incumbent’s electoral support pp. 712-734

- Marc Guinjoan and Toni Rodon
- Making a difference in the community: local civic engagement efficacy among immigrants and refugees in King County, Washington pp. 735-758

- Dan Ziebarth
- The interplay between private and public governments: the relationship between homeowner associations and municipal finance pp. 759-783

- Shaoming Cheng and Hai (David) Guo
- Impact of politicians’ salaries and their dedication regime on the efficiency of municipal public services pp. 784-807

- Bernardino Benito, Pedro-José Martínez-Córdoba and María-Dolores Guillamón
- Local governments’ responses to the fiscal stress label: the case of New York pp. 808-835

- Il Hwan Chung and Daniel Williams
- The effects of high-quality financial reporting on municipal bond ratings: evidence from US local governments pp. 836-858

- Jinsol Park, Hakyeon Lee, J. S. Butler and Dwight Denison
- The governance games of citizens and stakeholders’ engagement: longitudinal narratives pp. 859-885

- Lisa Källström, Sara Mauro, Alessandro Sancino and Giuseppe Grossi
Volume 47, issue 4, 2021
- Do boundary consolidations alter the relationship between politicians and voters? The case of municipal mergers in Japan pp. 519-545

- Kyohei Yamada and Kiichiro Arai
- Why some local governments choose not to free-ride when undergoing boundary reform: a study of two merger cases in Poland pp. 546-567

- Paweł Swianiewicz and Katarzyna Szmigiel-Rawska
- Inter-municipal cooperation in administrative tasks – the role of population dynamics and elections pp. 568-592

- Ivo Bischoff and Eva Wolfschütz
- Assessing the intensity of cooperation: a study of joint delegation of municipal functions to inter-municipal associations pp. 593-615

- Pedro J. Camões, António Tavares and Filipe Teles
- Do the networks of inter-municipal cooperation enhance local government performance? pp. 616-636

- Taishi Muraoka and Claudia N. Avellaneda
- Limits of Europeanisation at the municipal level: evidence from the Republic of Cyprus pp. 637-656

- Andreas Kirlappos
- Risky business? Analysing the challenges and opportunities of Brexit on English local government pp. 657-678

- Amelia Hadfield and Christian Turner
- Leading local government: the role of directly elected mayors pp. 679-681

- David Sweeting
- City sextons: tales from municipal leaders pp. 681-683

- Ian C. Elliott
Volume 47, issue 3, 2021
- Guest editors’ introduction: the impact of ageing and demographic change on local government pp. 355-363

- Rhys Andrews and Brian Dollery
- Population ageing and local governments: Does engagement with the local community change over the lifecycle? pp. 364-385

- Luiz de Mello
- Age based service demands in Canada: municipal responsibility and financing pp. 386-404

- Harry Kitchen
- The impact of demographic trends on local government financial reserves: evidence from England pp. 405-428

- Dennis de Widt
- How Finland copes with an ageing population: adjusting structures and equalising the financial capabilities of local governments pp. 429-452

- Pekka Valkama and Lasse Oulasvirta
- Successfully navigating the fiscal challenges of the age of the aged: municipal government in Japan pp. 453-474

- Masato Miyazaki and Joseph Drew
- Ageing as a determinant of local government performance: myth or reality? the Portuguese experience pp. 475-497

- Diogo Cunha Ferreira, Paulo Caldas and Rc Marques
- Serving an ageing population: collaboration is key pp. 498-517

- Mildred E. Warner and Xue Zhang
Volume 47, issue 2, 2021
- Mayors as a variable in typologies of local governments: a case study of the Czech Republic pp. 167-185

- Jan Čopík, Radek Kopřiva and Jaroslav Čmejrek
- Delivering electoral integrity under pressure: local government, electoral administration, and the 2016 Brexit referendum pp. 186-207

- Toby S. James and Alistair Clark
- Does decentralising public procurement affect the quality of governance? Evidence from local government in Europe pp. 208-233

- Andreas Kyriacou and Oriol Roca-Sagalés
- Pragmatic municipalism or austerity urbanism? Understanding local government responses to fiscal stress pp. 234-252

- Yunji Kim and Mildred E. Warner
- Delivering public services through social media in European local governments. An interpretative framework using semantic algorithms pp. 253-275

- J. Ignacio Criado and Julian Villodre
- Knowledge co-production promoting policy change in time of decentralisation: a comparison of two cases from Brussels pp. 276-295

- Paola Coletti and Nicola Francesco Dotti
- The consequences of specialised governance on spending and expansion of public transit pp. 296-311

- Christopher Goodman, Suzanne Leland and Olga Smirnova
- You’ll never rule alone: how football clubs and party membership affect coalition formation pp. 312-330

- Michael Škvrňák
- No Uber, no tourists? Public attitudes toward municipal regulation of the sharing economy pp. 331-346

- Jennifer M Connolly
- Close ties in European local governance: linking state and society pp. 347-349

- Daniel Rasch
- Rescaling urban governance: planning, localism and institutional change pp. 349-351

- Paul Cowie
- The resurgence of parish council powers in England pp. 351-353

- Joyce Liddle
Volume 47, issue 1, 2021
- Guest editors’ introduction: Comparing local elections and voting in Europe: lower rank, different kind… or missing link? pp. 1-10

- Adam Gendźwiłł and Kristof Steyvers
- Mind the gap, please! Pinpointing the influence of municipal size on local electoral participation pp. 11-30

- Adam Gendźwiłł and Ulrik Kjaer
- Polity size and voter turnout revisited: micro-level evidence from 14 countries of Central and Eastern Europe pp. 31-53

- Maciej A. Górecki and Adam Gendźwiłł
- Assessing multi-level congruence in voting in comparative perspective: Introducing the municipal level pp. 54-78

- Silvia Bolgherini, Selena Grimaldi and Aldo Paparo
- The effects of electoral reform on party campaigns, voters and party systems at the local level: from single member plurality to the single transferable vote in Scotland pp. 79-99

- Alistair Clark
- Nationalisation of local party systems in Belgium (1976-2018): the combined effects of municipality size and parliamentary parties’ dominance pp. 100-125

- Jeremy Dodeigne, Caroline Close and Ferdinand Teuber
- Various faces of localised voting in Sweden pp. 126-144

- Anders Lidström
- A gender-generation gap in political representation? The contingent impact of preference voting in Norwegian municipal elections pp. 145-165

- Signe Bock Segaard and Jo Saglie
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