Purpose The study aims to explore a retrospective overview of the Journal of Public
Budgeting, Accounting and Financial Management, a prestigious international journal in the …

ABSTRACT The 2007–2008 Global Financial Crisis renewed interest in New Public
Management tools. Privatization and intermunicipal cooperation are the two most common …

As local governments respond to fiscal stress after the global financial crisis, some scholars
warn about an austerity urbanism response wherein local governments cut and privatize …

Public finance theories argue local governments should primarily use broad-based and
stable property taxes. However, the housing bust after the Great Recession challenges this …

Fiscal stress among local governments in the US has become a key concern since the 2008
Recession. Fiscal stress is fueled by structural pressures from demography, economy, and …

Fiscal federalism argues local governments compete to provide optimal tax-service bundles
as responsible public stewards. In contrast, Leviathan theories argue tax and expenditure …

Over the past several decades, special districts have proliferated and become the most
rapidly growing type of local governments in the US This study provides an exploratory …

The present study draws on disaster impact scholarship, vulnerability theory, and panel data
from 1029 counties over 10-year periods across the US, and random effects regressions …

Проаналізовано стан місцевого оподаткування в Україні впродовж 2011-2016 рр.,
виявлено загальні та специфічні фактори впливу на рівень надходження місцевих …

Although long governed by “Dillon's Rule” that makes localities a “creature” of the state, the
US municipalities have always desired some degree of local autonomy. One of the ways in …