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Title Tightly Bound, Loosely Interpreted: Meta-Governance And Local Institutional Adaptation In The Implementation Of The Smart Cities Mission India
ID_Doc 57385
Authors Marsden G.; Reardon L.; Campbell M.; Gupta S.; Verma A.
Year 2024
Published Administration and Society, 56, 4
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/00953997241237531
Abstract This paper explores the implementation of the Indian Government's Smart Cities Mission in four cities. The Mission was to be delivered through a tightly specified governance form, known as a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), although its function (smart urban renewal) was left more open. The national reform was, however, silent on how the SPV would work within the pre-existing network of actors. Using interviews and documentary analysis, the paper shows how the embedding of SPVs within pre-existing governance networks was strongly shaped by state-level decisions and local institutional dynamics. These insights open up new avenues for research into multi-level meta-governance.
Author Keywords form; function; metagovernance; Smart Cities; special purpose vehicles


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