Judicial Review litigation as an incentive to change in local authority public services in England and Wales considers the findings of the first comprehensive quantitative study of the relationships between levels of judicial review litigation and the quality of local government services.
The article also considers the way local government officials perceive judicial review and argues that reactions to judicial review cannot be wholly understood in terms of incentives.
- Access the abstract and details of the article from the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory website
Lucinda Platt 