Titlebook: Corporatisation in Local Government; Context, Evidence an Marieke Van Genugten,Bart Voorn,Harald Torsteinsen Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if ap

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prises that confronted in a very negative way the competition of the local self-government mainly in the field of public procurement. Thus, constant pressures were exerted to limit their role and number of MOCs. Pressures were heard from the conservative governments that passed successive laws betwe

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Corporatisation in Local Government: An Introduction,ng act unfolds in many different ways in the countries represented in this book, the variation is considerably influenced by the public administration traditions to which they belong. Thus, we use these traditions in the shape of a local government typology to group the country chapters accordingly.

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Municipally Owned Corporations in Canadaipal governments in Canada find MOCs to be a useful way to deliver a sub-set of local services. Apart from certain functional areas like economic development and tourism, the use of MOCs in Canada is not a new innovation. It would, therefore, be difficult to place Canada among the list of other juri

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Municipally Owned Corporations in Israel: Local Initiative and the Pursuit of Flexibility in a Centrsses. These tensions are at the heart of the policy pursuit for a regulatory framework that balances the desire for local autonomy and the path-dependent centralisation embedded in Israeli politics. Despite tightening regulation, MOCs have remained an essential municipal tool. Inevitable public sect

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Municipally Owned Corporations in Hungaryfining features of the new approach to MOCs, especially in the public utility sector. Albeit in a cumulatively shrinking economic and regulatory space MOCs nevertheless continue to play a significant role in a range of local public service areas.

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