Name: FR2.13 Cooperation, Non-Cooperation in the Productioni of Urban Policy and Governance II
Start: 2014-03-21T10:55:00-0500
End: 2014-03-21T12:15:00-0500

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FR2.13 Cooperation, Non-Cooperation in the Productioni of Urban Policy and Governance II

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Moderator: Donald Norris, University of Maryand, Baltimore County

Transcending Local Boundaries: Local Characteristics associated with Inter-Jurisdictional Cooperation
Sarin Adhikari, University of Louisville

Governance and Cooperation in Metropolitan America: A Survey of Councils of Government
Donald Norris, University of Maryand, Baltimore County; Gretchen Shaub University of Maryand, Baltimore County

Regionalism and Rationality in Land Use: Explaining Attitudes Toward Joint Municipal Planning in Michigan
Thomas Skuzinski, University of Michigan

Measuring and Understanding Perceptions on Inter-governmental Cooperation in Local Governments
Kari Smith, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee; Douglas Ihrke, University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee

Globalization, Inter-Local Cooperation, and Urban Governance: A Comparative Case Study Analysis
Eric Yankson, University of Louisville

Presenters

Sarin Adhikari

University of Louisville

Donald F. Norris, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Director, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Donald F. Norris (a.k.a. Don – definitely not Donald!) is Director of the School of Public Policy and Director of the Maryland Institute for Policy Analysis and Research at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. His fields of study include: (1) urban affairs broadly but with... Read More →

Thomas Skuzinski

Assistant Professor, Virginia Tech

I research why alternative governance arrangements are chosen and how policies translate differently through these structures. My dissertation focuses on regionalism expressed as inter-local land use agreements in Michigan. What are the mechanisms driving attitudes of local elected... Read More →

Panels

Topic Governance-Intergovernmental Relations-Regionalism-Urban Management

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