Public Action in Montreal and Los Angeles

No 60-61, 2005/2 - 140 pages

Special Report: Public Action in Montreal and Los Angeles

Pages 4 to 5

Foreword

By Paul Lewis, Jean-Marc Offner

Pages 6 to 22

Transit Policy and Local Democracy: Between Participation and Fragmentation

By Claire Bénit-Gbaffou

Pages 23 to 34

The Los Angeles “Oligarchy” and the Governance of Water and Power Networks

By Fionn MacKillop

Pages 35 to 49

Changes in Role of Networks: The Example of Two Major Projects in the Montreal Region

By Ludwig Desjardins, Michel Gariépy

Pages 50 to 63

Transportation Planning and Sustainable Development in Montreal: Procedures for Public Debates

By Mario Gauthier

Pages 64 to 68

Highway Projects in the Montreal Region: An Uncertain Public Space

By Gilles Sénécal, Jonathan Harou

Pages 69 to 82

Re-engineering of the Public Sector in Quebec

By Marie-Claude Prémont

Miscellaneous Contributions

Pages 83 to 95

Rehabilitation of Infrastructure and Water and Sanitation Services: Practices and Issues

By Guillaume Fauquert

Pages 96 to 104

America, France, and Networks: When a High-Technology French Company Buys an American Telecommunications Giant

By Georges Pébereau

Portrait of a Company

Pages 105 to 115

Enel and Scottish Power: European Utilities

By Dominique Lorrain, Christophe Defeuilley

Trends

Pages 116 to 121

The Spread of High-Speed Internet in France

By Laurent Fléty, Benjamin Pradel

Bibliography

Pages 122 to 122

Reviews

By Christophe Defeuilley

Pages 123 to 124

Selected Titles

Pages 124 to 127

Journal Reviews