Managing Urban Agglomerations: Organizational and Legal Variations

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	Regionalistica 2018 Volume 5 number 1 pages 19–30

Title of the article	Managing Urban Agglomerations: Organizational and Legal Variations
Pages	19–30
Author	Shvetsov Alexandr Nikolaevich doctor of economics, professor, deputy director Federal Research Center «Computer Science and Control» of Russian Academy of Sciences 44, Vavilova Street, Moscow, Russia, 119333 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Abstract	The article raises the question of the relationship between spontaneous and controlled formation and development of agglomerations. The peculiarities of organization of management in urban agglomerations are characterized, specific features of agglomerations as a management object are identified, the classification of the main approaches and possible organizational schemes for managing urban agglomerations is given, the advantages of the mechanism of inter-municipal cooperation in a number of tools for solving urban agglomeration problems are analyzed, the role and forms of state participation in agglomeration processes is analyzed, the foreign practice of agglomeration management is considered and its significance for Russia is estimated.
Code	911.37+35
DOI	10.14530/reg.2018.1.19
Keywords	urban agglomerations ♦ public administration ♦ local self-government ♦ inter-municipal cooperation ♦ Russian practice ♦ foreign experience
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For citation	Shvetsov A.N. Managing Urban Agglomerations: Organizational and Legal Variations. Regionalis-tica [Regionalistics]. 2018. Vol. 5. No. 1. Pp. 19–30. (In Russian) DOI: 10.14530/reg.2018.1.19
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