Titlebook: Local Government in Scotland; Reform or Decline? Arthur Midwinter Textbook 1995Latest edition Arthur Midwinter 1995 efficiency.Government.l

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Reforming Local Government Finance,atcher administration in 1979 simply served to give added impetus to this concern. Whereas Labour had been almost apologetic to local authorities for requiring expenditure cuts of them, the Conservatives commitment stemmed from ideological belief.

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Privatising Municipal Provision,ion of economic concepts to the analysis of democracy and bureaucracy, it is the support it provided to the Conservative case for political reform of local government that renders its understanding important.

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Reshaping Local Authorities,ost through subjugation in a larger regional authority — for example, in Ayr and Edinburgh. Stodart’s review of 1982 was precluded from any proposals which would threaten the viability of either tier of local government. The result was a ‘pressure simply ignored and left to flounder by Malcolm Rifki

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Defending Local Government in Practice and Theory,iscipline and structural change. Its detractors have argued that it is centralising power (Jones, 1992; Crouch and Maynard 1989), but its defenders see it as decentralising power to the citizen (Pirie 1988; Bulpitt 1989). The essence of the Conservative defence to this charge of creating a new centr

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Problems of Implementation,tile political climate, unlike its predecessor. At the time of writing (September, 1994) COSLA is still refusing to co-operate in the implementation of the reforms. The public remain unconvinced of the case for structural change in local government, and are overwhelmingly opposed to the removal of w

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