Metropolregionen gelten als Motoren ökonomischen Wachstums. Ihre politisch-administrativen Strukturen berücksichtigen die enge Verflechtung der Ballungsräume zumeist jedoch nicht. So kommt es, dass die Umlandgemeinden wirtschaftlich kraftvoller und politisch selbstbewusster geworden sind, während die Kernstädte durch die großräumige Zersiedelung zunehmend belastet werden. In sieben Fallstudien aus Israel und Deutschland analysiert der Band die Herausforderungen für eine Metropolenpolitik.
Metropolregionen gelten als Motoren ökonomischen Wachstums. Ihre politisch-administrativen Strukturen berücksichtigen die enge Verflechtung der Ballungsräume zumeist jedoch nicht. So kommt es, dass die Umlandgemeinden wirtschaftlich kraftvoller und politisch selbstbewusster geworden sind, während die Kernstädte durch die großräumige Zersiedelung zunehmend belastet werden. In sieben Fallstudien aus Israel und Deutschland analysiert der Band die Herausforderungen für eine Metropolenpolitik.
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ContentContent5List of Tables and Figures7Acknowledgements91. Metropolitan Governance: A new topic and an old debate101.1 Research questions and methods101.2 Metropolitan governance: the academic debate211.3 Factors influencing the development of various metropolitan arrangements312. The institutional setting of metropolitan-governance arrangements: Local government in Germany and Israel382.1 Local government in Germany382.2 Local government in Israe 1573. Metropolitan governance arrangements and their developmentin the case studies793.1 Frankfurt/Rhine-Main: Governance without coordination?793.2 Institutional innovation in metropolitan governance:The Rhine-Neckar region1153.3 The institutionalization of a metropolitan region:The region of Hanover1373.4 Munich: A fragmented though well-functioninggovernance arrangement?1673.5 Metropolitan governance in Stuttgart:New Regionalism par excellence?1893.6 Tel Aviv: The scope for metropolitan governancein a metropolitan state2063.7 Haifa: A metropolitan region without metropolitanidentity in the shadow of Tel-Aviv2294. Comparative Reflections2464.1 Comparative reflections on metropolitan governancein Germany and Israel2464.2 Variations in metropolitan governance in the twocountries: An explanation2554.3 The effectiveness of various metropolitan governance arrangements2934.4. The democratic quality of different metropolitangovernance arrangements309References328List of Contributors352Content
Content5 List of Tables and Figures7 Acknowledgements9
1. Metropolitan Governance: A new topic and an old debate10 1.1 Research questions and methods10 1.2 Metropolitan governance: the academic debate21 1.3 Factors influencing the development of various metropolitan arrangements31
2. The institutional setting of metropolitan-governance arrangements: Local government in Germany and Israel38 2.1 Local government in Germany38 2.2 Local government in Israe 157
3. Metropolitan governance arrangements and their development in the case studies79 3.1 Frankfurt/Rhine-Main: Governance without coordination?79 3.2 Institutional innovation in metropolitan governance: The Rhine-Neckar region115 3.3 The institutionalization of a metropolitan region: The region of Hanover137 3.4 Munich: A fragmented though well-functioning governance arrangement?167 3.5 Metropolitan governance in Stuttgart: New Regionalism par excellence?189 3.6 Tel Aviv: The scope for metropolitan governance in a metropolitan state206 3.7 Haifa: A metropolitan region without metropolitan identity in the shadow of Tel-Aviv229
4. Comparative Reflections246 4.1 Comparative reflections on metropolitan governance in Germany and Israel246 4.2 Variations in metropolitan governance in the two countries: An explanation255 4.3 The effectiveness of various metropolitan governance arrangements293 4.4. The democratic quality of different metropolitan governance arrangements309
ContentContent5List of Tables and Figures7Acknowledgements91. Metropolitan Governance: A new topic and an old debate101.1 Research questions and methods101.2 Metropolitan governance: the academic debate211.3 Factors influencing the development of various metropolitan arrangements312. The institutional setting of metropolitan-governance arrangements: Local government in Germany and Israel382.1 Local government in Germany382.2 Local government in Israe 1573. Metropolitan governance arrangements and their developmentin the case studies793.1 Frankfurt/Rhine-Main: Governance without coordination?793.2 Institutional innovation in metropolitan governance:The Rhine-Neckar region1153.3 The institutionalization of a metropolitan region:The region of Hanover1373.4 Munich: A fragmented though well-functioninggovernance arrangement?1673.5 Metropolitan governance in Stuttgart:New Regionalism par excellence?1893.6 Tel Aviv: The scope for metropolitan governancein a metropolitan state2063.7 Haifa: A metropolitan region without metropolitanidentity in the shadow of Tel-Aviv2294. Comparative Reflections2464.1 Comparative reflections on metropolitan governancein Germany and Israel2464.2 Variations in metropolitan governance in the twocountries: An explanation2554.3 The effectiveness of various metropolitan governance arrangements2934.4. The democratic quality of different metropolitangovernance arrangements309References328List of Contributors352Content
Content5 List of Tables and Figures7 Acknowledgements9
1. Metropolitan Governance: A new topic and an old debate10 1.1 Research questions and methods10 1.2 Metropolitan governance: the academic debate21 1.3 Factors influencing the development of various metropolitan arrangements31
2. The institutional setting of metropolitan-governance arrangements: Local government in Germany and Israel38 2.1 Local government in Germany38 2.2 Local government in Israe 157
3. Metropolitan governance arrangements and their development in the case studies79 3.1 Frankfurt/Rhine-Main: Governance without coordination?79 3.2 Institutional innovation in metropolitan governance: The Rhine-Neckar region115 3.3 The institutionalization of a metropolitan region: The region of Hanover137 3.4 Munich: A fragmented though well-functioning governance arrangement?167 3.5 Metropolitan governance in Stuttgart: New Regionalism par excellence?189 3.6 Tel Aviv: The scope for metropolitan governance in a metropolitan state206 3.7 Haifa: A metropolitan region without metropolitan identity in the shadow of Tel-Aviv229
4. Comparative Reflections246 4.1 Comparative reflections on metropolitan governance in Germany and Israel246 4.2 Variations in metropolitan governance in the two countries: An explanation255 4.3 The effectiveness of various metropolitan governance arrangements293 4.4. The democratic quality of different metropolitan governance arrangements309
References328 List of Contributors352
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