Ten years after: revisiting the determinants of the adoption of municipal corporations for local service delivery

Tavares, António, (2017). Ten years after: revisiting the determinants of the adoption of municipal corporations for local service delivery. Local Government Studies, 43(5), 697-706

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    Author Tavares, António
    Title Ten years after: revisiting the determinants of the adoption of municipal corporations for local service delivery
    Appearing in Local Government Studies
    Volume 43
    Issue No. 5
    Publication Date 2017-07
    Place of Publication Abingdon-on-Thames
    Publisher Taylor & Francis
    Start page 697
    End page 706
    Language eng
    Abstract Research on the use of municipal corporations to deliver local and regional public services has evolved significantly in the past decade. Most of this work addresses the performance of this service-delivery mode in relation to local bureaucracies. However, much less is known about the drivers for the adoption of municipal corporations in the first place. This article reviews the main determinants of adoption – service characteristics, institutional and regulatory settings, political constraints and financial conditions – and highlights the need for comparative research across countries.
    Keyword municipal corporations
    public authorities
    corporatisation
    service delivery
    Copyright Holder Taylor & Francis
    Copyright Year 2017
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    ISSN 17439388
    DOI 10.1080/03003930.2017.1356723
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