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Handbook of research on urban governance and management in the developing world

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Handbook of research on urban governance and management in the developing world/ Joshua Mugambwa and Mesharch W. Katusiimeh, editors.
其他作者:	Mugambwa, Joshua,
出版者:	Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global, : [2018],
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (xxiii, 491 p.)
內容註:	Section 1. Urban governance and management. Chapter 1. Grounding community and urban governance through ward committees at Ethekwini, Durban, South Africa -- Section 2. Decentralization and service delivery in the city. Chapter 2. Forging and consolidating developmental local government through area-based management governance ; Chapter 3. City to city partnerships and implications for local government operations: a case study of Harare (Zimbabwe) and Munich (Germany) twinning arrangement -- Section 3. Institutional framework for city management. Chapter 4. Governance and institutional framework for smart cities in India ; Chapter 5. Institutional arrangements in public utilities and public management: case of Russia water utilities -- Section 4. Private-public partnerships in the city. Chapter 6. Designing and managing public-private partnership in the water sector in big cities of the developing world -- Section 5. Housing management and urban development. Chapter 7. Housing citizenship through the federation of urban poor in South Africa: a human capability development perspective ; Chapter 8. Informal housing and the urban poor: experiences from Hawassa, Ethiopia -- Section 6. Urban poverty and inclusion. Chapter 9. Challenges of inclusive urbanization in the face of political transition in Nepal ; Chapter 10. Is street begging a result of poverty, budding trade, or the manipulation of sentiments by some vested interest groups?: exploring street beggary -- Section 7. Urban safety and security. Chapter 11. Urban safety and security in lagos metropolis, Nigeria: CCTV inclusive design for sustainable urban development ; Chapter 12. Rural urban youth delinquency in Zimbabwe, the nexus: youth delinquency -- Section 8. Urban development. Chapter 13. Spatiality, clustering, and the agglomeration economies of scale: a spatial statistical approach to informal manufacturing in Harare, Zimbabwe ; Chapter 14. Levels of social disparity in a shrinking setting: a case of shrinking cities of Khuzestan Province, Iran -- Section 9. Culture and development in the city. Chapter 15. Responsible practices of stakeholders for sustained tourism destination development -- Section 10. Transport and urban development. Chapter 16. Transportation and urban development: urban growth and spillover effect of transportation infrastructure investment ; Chapter 17. Effectiveness of KCCA in the traffic management and solid waste management sectors in Kampala: the informal sector and the city economy -- Section 11. Land and urban development. Chapter 18. Urban agriculture as livelihood strategy: a case study in the southern fringe of Addis Ababa ; Chapter 19. The political economy of land and urban development: the case of Epworth, Zimbabwe, 1980-2012 -- Section 12. The informal sector and the city economy. Chapter 20. Informal sector operations and the environment: reconnoitering the African urban space for sustainable urban stewardship -- Section 13. Environmental concerns and city development. Chapter 21. The positive deviance approach as a behavior change strategy for promoting sustainable sanitation practices including eliminating open defecation ; Chapter 22. Innovative social movements as an urban activism: a Turkish perspective for an open public area -- Section 14. Marketing the city. Chapter 23. The embeddedness of branding and marketing in city governance in the developing world
標題:	Municipal government - Case studies. - Developing countries -
電子資源:	http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/978-1-5225-4165-3
ISBN:	9781522541660 (ebook)

Handbook of research on urban governance and management in the developing world
Handbook of research on urban governance and management in the developing world[electronic resource] /Joshua Mugambwa and Mesharch W. Katusiimeh, editors. - Hershey, Pennsylvania :IGI Global,[2018] - 1 online resource (xxiii, 491 p.)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Section 1. Urban governance and management. Chapter 1. Grounding community and urban governance through ward committees at Ethekwini, Durban, South Africa -- Section 2. Decentralization and service delivery in the city. Chapter 2. Forging and consolidating developmental local government through area-based management governance ; Chapter 3. City to city partnerships and implications for local government operations: a case study of Harare (Zimbabwe) and Munich (Germany) twinning arrangement -- Section 3. Institutional framework for city management. Chapter 4. Governance and institutional framework for smart cities in India ; Chapter 5. Institutional arrangements in public utilities and public management: case of Russia water utilities -- Section 4. Private-public partnerships in the city. Chapter 6. Designing and managing public-private partnership in the water sector in big cities of the developing world -- Section 5. Housing management and urban development. Chapter 7. Housing citizenship through the federation of urban poor in South Africa: a human capability development perspective ; Chapter 8. Informal housing and the urban poor: experiences from Hawassa, Ethiopia -- Section 6. Urban poverty and inclusion. Chapter 9. Challenges of inclusive urbanization in the face of political transition in Nepal ; Chapter 10. Is street begging a result of poverty, budding trade, or the manipulation of sentiments by some vested interest groups?: exploring street beggary -- Section 7. Urban safety and security. Chapter 11. Urban safety and security in lagos metropolis, Nigeria: CCTV inclusive design for sustainable urban development ; Chapter 12. Rural urban youth delinquency in Zimbabwe, the nexus: youth delinquency -- Section 8. Urban development. Chapter 13. Spatiality, clustering, and the agglomeration economies of scale: a spatial statistical approach to informal manufacturing in Harare, Zimbabwe ; Chapter 14. Levels of social disparity in a shrinking setting: a case of shrinking cities of Khuzestan Province, Iran -- Section 9. Culture and development in the city. Chapter 15. Responsible practices of stakeholders for sustained tourism destination development -- Section 10. Transport and urban development. Chapter 16. Transportation and urban development: urban growth and spillover effect of transportation infrastructure investment ; Chapter 17. Effectiveness of KCCA in the traffic management and solid waste management sectors in Kampala: the informal sector and the city economy -- Section 11. Land and urban development. Chapter 18. Urban agriculture as livelihood strategy: a case study in the southern fringe of Addis Ababa ; Chapter 19. The political economy of land and urban development: the case of Epworth, Zimbabwe, 1980-2012 -- Section 12. The informal sector and the city economy. Chapter 20. Informal sector operations and the environment: reconnoitering the African urban space for sustainable urban stewardship -- Section 13. Environmental concerns and city development. Chapter 21. The positive deviance approach as a behavior change strategy for promoting sustainable sanitation practices including eliminating open defecation ; Chapter 22. Innovative social movements as an urban activism: a Turkish perspective for an open public area -- Section 14. Marketing the city. Chapter 23. The embeddedness of branding and marketing in city governance in the developing world

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"This book promotes the integral economic, social and environmental protection and development in cities. It promotes cities as drivers of development and poverty reduction and it presents cases that guide the way forward for efficient urbanization"--

ISBN: 9781522541660 (ebook)Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Municipal government
--Developing countries--Case studies.

LC Class. No.: JS8500 / .H36 2018e

Dewey Class. No.: 352.1609172/4

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