Discover interlocal cooperation through a focused bibliography that maps how cities and counties work together.
This concise reference gathers key writings on how local governments share services, pool resources, and coordinate planning. It highlights definitions, scope, and the practical uses of cooperative arrangements, with an emphasis on rural areas and metropolitan contexts alike. The book also explains how bibliographies are organized and where to find foundational and influential works.
- Clear definitions of interlocal cooperation and the types of joint activities included in practice
- Guidance on how to locate major sources, articles, and public documents related to the field
- Context on metropolitan versus rural cooperation and the evolution of regional approaches
- Notes on basic materials and how scholars have cited foundational works
Ideal for researchers, students, librarians, and policymakers seeking a curated starting point in interlocal government work.