Paris
Paris
Intergovernmental Competition and Joint Preservation
This chapter shows that, whereas urban preservation in Paris had long been a privilege of the state, the municipal government has begun to claim more autonomy over its urban territory and attempted to incorporate urban preservation into a larger frame of urban development. Hence, urban preservation in Paris is gradually transformed from the monopoly of the state to a joint venture between the city and the state.
Keywords: Urban preservation, Political fragmentation, Beijing, Paris, Chicago, Intergovernmental relations, Bureaucracy, Gentrification, Cultural heritage, Policy process
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