The Forgotten Governments: Exploring Midwestern Township Capacities and Functional Service Responsibilities

This field note provides both a foundation for discussion about the role of townships in local governance and empirical evidence of their unique and embedded role. Drawing on a survey administered to Illinois township supervisors, administrators, and assessors, it presents baseline indicators about...

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