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Theme: Directly-elected mayors—international perspectives on practice

Debate: Rumblings Downunder—stronger mayors for Australia and New Zealand?

Graham SansomCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 311-313 | Published online: 29 Jul 2014

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George Wilkinson, Fiona Haslam McKenzie & Julian Bolleter. (2022) Federalism and urban primacy: political dimensions that influence the city–country divide in Australia. International Journal of Urban Sciences 26:3, pages 438-462.
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David Sweeting & Robin Hambleton. (2019) The dynamics of depoliticisation in urban governance: Introducing a directly elected mayor. Urban Studies 57:5, pages 1068-1086.
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