Jean‐Philippe Meloche
Biographic Data
| ID | 5756853 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean‐Philippe Meloche |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean‐Philippe |
| FAMILY NAME | Meloche |
| SIGNATURE | MELOCHE J P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Des logements hors de prix: La mesure du problème
A sizeable effect? Municipal council size and the cost of local government in Canada
This article examines the relationship between council size and municipal expenditures in Quebec's largest municipalities. Two claims commonly found in the literature are tested: the professionalization and the law of 1/n hypotheses. Using cross‐sectional data, the professionalization hypothesis is confirmed: each elected official costs more in a smaller council. As for the law of 1/n, the effect of council size on total government expenditures i…
Gouvernance urbaine et décentralisation inframunicipale dans les grandes villes d'Amérique
La Ville de Montréal affiche une structure de gouvernance décentralisée comprenant 19 arrondissements dotés de conseils élus et d'une certaine autonomie budgétaire. Cette décentralisation inframunicipale est souvent considérée excessive par les acteurs locaux. Quelques études comparatives existent sur la question, mais concernent surtout des villes européennes. Aucune ne permet de situer le cas de Montréal parmi les grandes villes d'Amérique. À t…
Designing Proper Fiscal Arrangements for Sub-Local Decentralization in Montreal
The amalgamation and de-amalgamation period in Montreal (2001–2005) led to the creation of a city in 2006 with 19 decentralized boroughs integrated in a multi-tier metropolitan governance structure. Most recent work on Montreal municipal issues has focused on describing its complex governance structures. Very little attention has been given to the new fiscal relations between the City and its boroughs. Because of the extent of its fiscal decentra…
Gouvernance urbaine et décentralisation inframunicipale dans les grandes villes d'Amérique
La Ville de Montréal affiche une structure de gouvernance décentralisée comprenant 19 arrondissements dotés de conseils élus et d'une certaine autonomie budgétaire. Cette décentralisation inframunicipale est souvent considérée excessive par les acteurs locaux. Quelques études comparatives existent sur la question, mais concernent surtout des villes européennes. Aucune ne permet de situer le cas de Montréal parmi les grandes villes d'Amérique. À t…
Designing Proper Fiscal Arrangements for Sub-Local Decentralization in Montreal
The amalgamation and de-amalgamation period in Montreal (2001–2005) led to the creation of a city in 2006 with 19 decentralized boroughs integrated in a multi-tier metropolitan governance structure. Most recent work on Montreal municipal issues has focused on describing its complex governance structures. Very little attention has been given to the new fiscal relations between the City and its boroughs. Because of the extent of its fiscal decentra…
Designing Proper Fiscal Arrangements for Sub-Local Decentralization in Montreal
The amalgamation and de-amalgamation period in Montreal (2001–2005) led to the creation of a city in 2006 with 19 decentralized boroughs integrated in a multi-tier metropolitan governance structure. Most recent work on Montreal municipal issues has focused on describing its complex governance structures. Very little attention has been given to the new fiscal relations between the City and its boroughs. Because of the extent of its fiscal decentra…
Gouvernance urbaine et décentralisation inframunicipale dans les grandes villes d'Amérique
La Ville de Montréal affiche une structure de gouvernance décentralisée comprenant 19 arrondissements dotés de conseils élus et d'une certaine autonomie budgétaire. Cette décentralisation inframunicipale est souvent considérée excessive par les acteurs locaux. Quelques études comparatives existent sur la question, mais concernent surtout des villes européennes. Aucune ne permet de situer le cas de Montréal parmi les grandes villes d'Amérique. À t…
A sizeable effect? Municipal council size and the cost of local government in Canada
This article examines the relationship between council size and municipal expenditures in Quebec's largest municipalities. Two claims commonly found in the literature are tested: the professionalization and the law of 1/n hypotheses. Using cross‐sectional data, the professionalization hypothesis is confirmed: each elected official costs more in a smaller council. As for the law of 1/n, the effect of council size on total government expenditures i…
Des logements hors de prix: La mesure du problème
Political science (4 works) · Local Government Finance and Decentralization (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (2 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Local government (2 works)