Die regierbare Stadt

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The text discusses the relevance of political reconstructions, focusing on agenda-setting, issues, and the role of agenda-setters. It examines individual local political agency in New York City, London, and Berlin, highlighting the varying degrees of individual agency in these cities. New York City demonstrates significant individual political capability, while London shows a blend of new institutional and individual agency. In contrast, Berlin exhibits weak individual political agency, affecting local political outcomes. The text further explores determinants of a sociological steering theory, addressing deficiencies in steering research and interpretations of steering targets. It also discusses the implications of these interpretations for research policy. Included are references, an appendix detailing evaluated internet sites, and a directory of interviews. Additionally, the text features various overviews, such as comparative analysis areas, the relationship between political outcomes and local political agency, and case study structures. It provides statistical data on the New York Police Department, crime indices, and structural financing deficits in Berlin, along with vehicle registration statistics.