Politics of Policy Innovation in Chicago
Politics of Policy Innovation in Chicago
This annual publication focuses on four interrelated urban processes: population and employment location; political leadership and policy outputs; bureaucratic processes and service delivery; and citizen preferences and participatory activities. This special volume concentrates on the city of Chicago.
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