PPRC News: recent conferences
On June 16 and 17, PPRC hosted a two-day conference
to examine the ways that metropolitan regions deal with the governance
versus government equation. Panelists from the U.S., Mexico and
Canada presented from academic and professional perspectives, providing
both the theory and actual experience relevant to North American
metropolitan areas. Below are slideshow presentations and papers
from the conference.
Slideshow Presentations:
Conference Photos and Overview >>View
Slideshow
The Status of Voluntary Governance Structures
in St. Louis, presented by Tim Fischesser, St. Louis
County Municipal League >>View
Slideshow
Governing Metropolitan Baltimore:
Redux, presented by Donald F. Norris, University of Maryland, Baltimore
County >>View
Slideshow
Consolidation and Regional Cooperation
for Economic Development: Lessons from Indianapolis’s UniGov
and Cleveland’s Forms of Regional Cooperation,
presented by Mark S. Rosentraub and Jill Norton, Maxine Goodman
Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University, and
Suzanne Leland, University of North Carolina Charlotte >>View
Slideshow
Moving Toward Regional Governance --
Incrementally: The St. Louis Case, presented by
E. Terrence Jones and Don Phares, University of Missouri -- St.
Louis >>View
Slideshow
The Louisville Merger: Promises and Performance:
An Initial Assessment, presented by Hank V. Savitch,
and Ronald K. Vogel, Urban and Public Affairs, University of Louisville
>>View
Slideshow
Municipal Partners for Inclusive Recreation,
presented by Susan Trautman, City of Des Peres >>View
Slideshow
Papers:
Moving Towards Governance Incrementally:
The St. Louis Case, by Donald Phares, University
of Missouri-St. Louis and Terry Jones, University of Missouri-St.
Louis. »Read
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