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  1. Independence and dependence in central–local relations: Multilevel governance and state capacity in England since the 1970s
  2. Climate capacity in medium-sized German cities: (how) do smaller municipalities implement mitigation and adaptation policies?
  3. Author Correction: Explaining the adaptation gap through consistency in adaptation planning
  4. Explaining the adaptation gap through consistency in adaptation planning
  5. Dynamism and stasis in the climate policies of German cities between 2018 and 2022
  6. Urban heat stress, air quality and climate change adaptation strategies in UK cities
  7. Assessing the impact of Fridays for Future on climate policy and policymaking in German cities
  8. Fifty years of local government studies: evolution, internationalisation, and the future of the field
  9. Adapting to climate change: the ultimate challenge for the next half-century of local government?
  10. Accountability as a function of power relationships in public governance networks
  11. Explaining the adaptation gap in European cities
  12. Financial precarity in English local government
  13. Structure, agency and local climate governance: how do individual actors exploit local contexts to shape policymaking in smaller cities and towns?
  14. European patterns of local adaptation planning—a regional analysis
  15. Balancing cooperative federalism with local autonomy: subnational governments and governance in Germany
  16. Unpacking Polycentric Climate Governance: Tracing the Evolution of Transnational Municipal Networks over Time
  17. Intentionality and visibility in state- and society-led climate approaches: towards a more comprehensive understanding of local adaptation initiatives
  18. Debate: We need to be honest about the validity and purpose of business cases in public services
  19. Quality of urban climate adaptation plans over time
  20. Diffusion and upscaling of municipal climate mitigation and adaptation strategies in Germany
  21. How do local factors shape transformation pathways towards climate-neutral and resilient cities?
  22. Public goods, public value and public audit: the Redmond review and English local government
  23. Public procurement as a policy tool: the territorial dimension
  24. A new framework to understand the drivers of policy mixes in multilevel contexts: The case of urban air pollution
  25. Correction to: Ranking local climate policy: assessing the mitigation and adaptation activities of 104 German cities
  26. Ranking local climate policy: assessing the mitigation and adaptation activities of 104 German cities
  27. Austerity, political control and supplier selection in English local government: implications for autonomy in multi-level systems
  28. The ‘Stifling’ of New Climate Politics in Ireland
  29. Straddling multiple streams: focusing events, policy entrepreneurs and problem brokers in the governance of English fire and rescue services
  30. Will climate mitigation ambitions lead to carbon neutrality? An analysis of the local-level plans of 327 cities in the EU
  31. Rebuilding the Fire and Rescue Services
  32. We know less and less about public service outsourcing and this is concerning
  33. The impact of austerity on policy capacity in local government
  34. Budgeting and governing for deficit reduction in the UK public sector: Act four—risk management arrangements
  35. EU environmental policy in times of crisis
  36. Power and Capacity in Urban Climate Governance
  37. How do local councils introduce performance improvement ideas whilst keeping costs down?
  38. Sustainable development in cities: collaborating to improve urban climate resilience and develop the business case for adaptation
  39. Debate: Brexit and local government in England—the challenges ahead
  40. Local government in England: centralisation, autonomy and control, by Colin Copus, Mark Roberts and Rachel Wall, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2017, 206 pp., £59.99 (hardback), £47.99 (eBook), ISBN 978-1-137-26417-6 (hardback); 978-1-137-26418-3 (eBook)
  41. Who shapes local climate policy? Unpicking governance arrangements in English and German cities
  42. The urban climate challenge: rethinking the role of cities in the global climate regime, edited by Craig Johnson, Noah Toly and Heike Schroeder (Cities and Global Governance Series), Abingdon, Routledge, 2015, 258 pp., index. £110 (hardback); £37.99 (p...
  43. Budgetary Stewardship, Innovation and Working Culture: Identifying the Missing Ingredient in English and Welsh Local Authorities’ Recipes for Austerity Management
  44. Debate: Freedom, power and capacity—analysing the fallout from the UK’s ‘Brexit’ referendum
  45. Cities and climate change: How historical legacies shape policy-making in English and German municipalities
  46. Accountability and transparency: Police forces in England and Wales
  47. A new framework for understanding subnational policy-making and local choice
  48. Debate: Climate change and 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) Paris—addressing the ‘ultimate’ wicked issue
  49. Local taxation and spending as a share of GDP in large Western European countries
  50. Accountability and Transparency in English Local Government: Moving from ‘Matching Parts’ to ‘Awkward Couple’?
  51. Budgeting and governing for deficit reduction in the UK public sector: act three ‘accountability and audit arrangements’
  52. Accountability and Transparency: A Nuanced Response to Etzioni
  53. The role of budget speech: a Malaysian Government study
  54. A ‘panoptical’ or ‘synoptical’ approach to monitoring performance? Local public services in England and the widening accountability gap
  55. Directly-elected mayors and the austerity agenda: lessons from the German experience
  56. Budgeting and governing for deficit reduction in the UK public sector: act 2 ‘the annual budget’
  57. Organizations in the Electronic Age
  58. e-Business Fundamentals
  59. e-Government