Titlebook: Cities Responding to Climate Change; Copenhagen, Stockhol Stephen Jones Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Clim

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Stephen JonesPresents case studies of local government in Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Tokyo and their approaches to performance management in the context of climate policy.Provides guidance for other cities in impl

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Johannes M. Luetz,Graham Buxton,Kurt Bangert-based approaches to management. The objective of this book is to establish an analytical framework to examine the application of performance management by city governments in the context of their policy response to climate change. This examination will lead to conclusions that can provide guidance

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0851-2h city government action on climate change. Of particular concern are the factors such as the position of cities as both contributors to and casualties of climate change, the multiple objectives of government action on climate change, and the role of networks and alliances of city governments in res

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Imagining Class in Australian History,ives. The chapter draws on research examining international experience in the development and implementation of performance systems. The focus will be on presenting the theoretical anchors necessary for effective performance management to establish an analytical framework to examine management pract

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Dialectical Processes Toward Freedom,e is certainly strong interest from other city governments looking to learn from the actions taken in Copenhagen. There are strong links between mitigation and adaptation measures that serve to make Copenhagen an attractive place to live and invest. The city has been able to promote its ‘green’ cred

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A Scientific Approach to Politics,This book has established and applied a new analytical framework of performance management to examine city governments developing and implementing climate policies. The application of the framework to the case studies of Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Tokyo city governments has provided findings that al