Municipal Administration (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

John A. Fairlie

 
9781331017752: Municipal Administration (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

How cities actually work—from services to finance and public health

This practical guide surveys how urban governments run, fund themselves, and shape daily life. It blends historical context with current practice, helping readers understand why municipal decisions matter.

This edition focuses on the full scope of city administration. It explains how local authorities carry out health, safety, education, and welfare work, while also detailing streets, water systems, parks, and public services. It emphasizes the balance between state functions and local needs, and it outlines the ways cities plan, finance, and reform to meet growing urban demands.
  • Discover how cities evolved from ancient times to modern metropolises.
  • Learn how municipal finance, debt, and budgeting influence public services.
  • Explore how public health, safety, education, and welfare are organized at the local level.
  • Understand the role of city planning, infrastructure, and administration in daily life.
Ideal for readers of public affairs, political science students, and professionals seeking a clear, practical view of how cities work and how municipal decisions affect communities.

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