Political Science; Syllabus, Section Ii
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As a result the sphere of activity of the city has remained uncertain, producing the inefficiency of American cities in large part. Hence many advocate a greater degree of home rule, of freedom from legislative interference, for the American city.
Q. 6. Outline the extent of legislative control (a) in a French city; (b) in an American city.
Q. 7. What is a special act ? What do you consider to be the most serious objections to special acts? What can you say in their favor?
Q. 8. Why should legi...slative control of cities be inef- fective ?
The administrative control over city governments is carried out to the greatest degree of perfection in European states. In the American state there is much less adminis- trative control over the city, due, in large part, to the decen- tralized character of state administration, though such con- trol is increasing.
Q". 9. (o) Why is it desirable to have central adminis- trative supervision of certain functions, e.g., public health, education? (fc) Why should not the city regulate such functions independent of state supervision?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a result the sphere of activity of the city has remained uncertain, producing the inefficiency of American cities in large part. Hence many advocate a greater degree of home rule, of freedom from legislative interference, for the American city.
Q. 6. Outline the extent of legislative control (a) in a French city; (b) in an American city.
Q. 7. What is a special act ? What do you consider to be the most serious objections to special acts? What can you say in their favor?
Q. 8. Why should legi...slative control of cities be inef- fective ?
The administrative control over city governments is carried out to the greatest degree of perfection in European states. In the American state there is much less adminis- trative control over the city, due, in large part, to the decen- tralized character of state administration, though such con- trol is increasing.
Q". 9. (o) Why is it desirable to have central adminis- trative supervision of certain functions, e.g., public health, education? (fc) Why should not the city regulate such functions independent of state supervision?
What to read after Political Science; Syllabus, Section Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jenks Jeremiah Whipple to read onlineMoreLess
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