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Building: (Building A) Faculty of Law, Administration & Economics, Floor: 2nd floor, Room: 218
Saturday 11:00 - 12:40 CEST (07/09/2019)
Local government boundary reforms are generally geared towards amalgamation / creation of larger local government units, in a drive towards increased efficiency, with fewer instances of de-amalgamation/splits. Accordingly, research on what happens before and after territorial reform is predominantly focused on amalgamation. This panel will explore the opposite direction and look theoretically and empirically at the before and after of municipal splits.
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Municipal Divorces ꟷ The Under-Researched Topic of Territorial Reforms | View Paper Details |
Is There a Common Life after Divorce? The Impact of Splits of Municipalities on Intensity of Inter-Municipal Cooperation | View Paper Details |
Defragging the System: Functional Rescaling and Municipal Splits in Hungary | View Paper Details |
The Impact of Territorial Fragmentation on Local Elections: Evidence from the Municipal Splits in Poland | View Paper Details |
Territorial Fragmentation in Post-Communist Romania: Between Political Opportunity and Policy Rationalities | View Paper Details |