Original paper
Pragmatic Municipalism: U.S. Local Government Responses to Fiscal Stress
Abstract
This article updates cutback management theory and challenges austerity urbanism theory by showing that local governments practice pragmatic municipalism—protecting services with a balanced response to fiscal stress. Using a 2017 national survey of 2,341 U.S. municipalities and counties, the authors identify four responses—no specific action, cuts, revenue supplements, and deferrals. Structural equation models show that cuts are higher in places...
Paper Details
Title
Pragmatic Municipalism: U.S. Local Government Responses to Fiscal Stress
Published Date
May 5, 2020
Journal
Volume
81
Issue
3
Pages
389 - 398
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