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ISBN10: 0773521631, ISBN13: 9780773521636, [publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press., Montreal] Softcover First Edition First printing in trade paperback. 183 pp. Footnotes, bibliography. Tiny tear to bottom corner of the rear cover. Near Fine.
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ISBN10: 0773521631, ISBN13: 9780773521636, [publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press, Montreal] Softcover Paperback. The idea that merging municipalities will improve local services and economic competitiveness has its roots deep in the nineteenth century. Municipalities in the US were first merged as early as 1848. However, despite being merged at the turn of the twentieth the city of New York was effectively bankrupt by 1975. In contrast metropolitan Boston - often seen as a recent success story in global competition - comprises 282 distinct municipalities. Outside the United States, forced municipal mergers were a popular policy in many European countries and Canadian provinces during the 1960s and 1970s. The city of Laval, just north of Montreal, and the unicity of Winnipeg owe their origins to this period both amalgamations failed to meet their original objectives. Despite the emergence of public choice theory - which justifies municipal fragmentation on market principles - some politicians and public servants in the 1990s have continued to advocate municipal amalgamations as a means of reducing public expenditure, particularly in Ontario. In Merger Mania Andrew Sancton demonstrates that this approach has generally not saved money. He examines the history of amalgamation, as well as studying recent forced municipal mergers in Halifax, Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, and Sudbury. In the concluding chapter he examines the case for municipal amalgamation on the Is ...

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