New urban governance: A review of current themes and future priorities

Новое городское управление: обзор актуальных направлений и приоритетов на будущее
Nuno F. da Cruz, Philipp Rode, Michael McQuarrie
2018-08-08

comparative urban researchempirical methodologieshorizon scanninglocal government officialsurban governance
This review article explores some of the key concepts, trends, and approaches in contemporary urban governance research. Based on a horizon scan of recent literature and a survey of local government officials, it provides a big picture on the topic and identifies areas for future research. Bridging the gap between the scholarly research focus and the perceptions and requirements of city administrators represents a major challenge for the field. Furthermore, because global and comparative research on urban governance is confronted with an absence of systematically collected, comparable data, the article argues that future efforts will require experimenting with methodologies that can generate new empirical insights.
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Future research should experiment with methodologies capable of generating new empirical insights and better connecting scholarship with administrative practice.
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Global and comparative urban governance research is constrained by the lack of systematically collected, comparable data.
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It identifies a persistent gap between scholarly research priorities and the perceptions and practical requirements of city administrators.
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The review synthesizes key concepts, trends, and approaches in contemporary urban governance research through a literature horizon scan and a survey of local government officials.

contemporary urban governance

key concepts, trends, approaches, research priorities, and empirical-data challenges in urban governance research

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Nuno F. da Cruz
Philipp Rode
Michael McQuarrie
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