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What should I read after Governing Canada's city-regions?

BookOrb recommends The assault on local government (2000), la frenesie des fusions (2000), Governing the Island of Montreal (1985), Amalgamation vs. inter-municipal cooperation (2000), and City Politics in Canada (1983).

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Governing Canada's city-regions is by Andrew Sancton.