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Political entrepreneurs and public administration reform: the case of the local authorities' unification reform in Israel

By: Meydani, Assaf.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: 2010Description: p.200-06.Subject(s): Public administration | Administrative reform In: International Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: This article examines a specific institutional change in Israel. In 2003 the Israeli Knesset implemented the local authority unification plan, an unprecedented reform in the structure of local authorities in Israel. This article is about a local government reorganization taking place in a unique political culture. This article tries to integrate the role of political entrepreneurs within an Institutionalist and "learning" perspectives to offer an explanation to a local government structure, thus politicians influence and are influenced by a wide range of institutional norms and practices in a complex process of design and determination of institutional change. - Reproduced.
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Volume no: 33, Issue no: 4 Available AR87109

This article examines a specific institutional change in Israel. In 2003 the Israeli Knesset implemented the local authority unification plan, an unprecedented reform in the structure of local authorities in Israel. This article is about a local government reorganization taking place in a unique political culture. This article tries to integrate the role of political entrepreneurs within an Institutionalist and "learning" perspectives to offer an explanation to a local government structure, thus politicians influence and are influenced by a wide range of institutional norms and practices in a complex process of design and determination of institutional change. - Reproduced.

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