Local Leadership in a Global Era [electronic resource] : Policy and Behaviour Change in Cities /
Hochadel, Amy M.author.
This book examines local leadership and policy changes as a result of globalisation. The author identifies what behaviours are facilitating the connection of local economies to the global economy and what local structures enable or inhibit the activity. It presents positive indicators from empirical research and three local case studies, that a dyadic arrangement of transformational leadership and a legislative-activist structure are more likely to connect a local economy to opportunities in the global economy. Further, the research presents a new measure for behaviour and structure to deduce the potential for local participation in a global economy. The book is based in and expands several fields of study, and will appeal to scholars of international relations, economics, public management, immigration and politics.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapter One: Localisation in a Global Economy -- Chapter Two: Local Officials Go Global -- Chapter Three: Local Entrepreneurs Go Global -- Chapter Four: Beyond Policy and Behaviour: A Local Government Model for Global Participation -- Chapter Five: Case Studies: Barking & Dagenham, Hackney & Tower Hamlets -- Chapter Six: Conclusions and Recommendations for Local Leadership in a Global Era.
This book examines local leadership and policy changes as a result of globalisation. The author identifies what behaviours are facilitating the connection of local economies to the global economy and what local structures enable or inhibit the activity. It presents positive indicators from empirical research and three local case studies, that a dyadic arrangement of transformational leadership and a legislative-activist structure are more likely to connect a local economy to opportunities in the global economy. Further, the research presents a new measure for behaviour and structure to deduce the potential for local participation in a global economy. The book is based in and expands several fields of study, and will appeal to scholars of international relations, economics, public management, immigration and politics.
Public policy.
Political economy.
Political science.
Urban geography.
Public Policy.
International Political Economy.
Governance and Government.
Urban Geography / Urbanism (inc. megacities, cities, towns).