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84 Nat'l Civic Rev. 1 (1995)

handle is hein.journals/natmnr84 and id is 1 raw text is: NATIONAL IVIC REVIEW 37 LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY ON THE INTERNET By Evan Schwartz What are the human needs that electronic social environments - virtual communities set-up on the Internet - seek to satisfy? What are their potential for encouraging the reinforcement of community in real space and time? NON-SYMPOSIUM 42 THE NATIONAL CIVIC LEAGUE AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS By William N. Cassella, Jr. Sub-state regionalism and metropolitan gover- nance have been long-time preoccupations of the National Civic League. Despite evolution and refine- ment, NCL policy in this arena continues to empha- size the essential situational nature of regionalism: solutions must be tailored to the unique characteris- tics and history of individual regional communities. 48 ESTABLISHING A TRADITION OF INTEGRATED EVALUATION AND AWARENESS By Vicki Okerlund, Robert J. Parsons and William E. Hulterstrom Elected officials and human service providers, in developingpoliciesandallocating limited resources, can not presume to know the needs of their commu- nities and client populations in the absence of accu- rate, current information. DEPARTMENTS 55 NEWS IN Review Edited by Joseph F. Zimmerman 62 PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION Edited by Rob Richie 72 GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCE Total Quality Management in City Government 77 PUBLIC FINANCE Financing Florida's Growth Mangement 83 BOOK REVIEWS Facilitative Leadership in Local Government N CR ISSN 0027-9013 CORRESPONDENTS GEORGE BARBOUR Innovative Service Delivery RENEE A. BERGER Economic Development SHEILA BLAIR Community Leadership J. WILLIAM BRESLIN Conflict Management and Consensus SUSAN CARPENTER Community Problem Solving WILLIAM CIRONE Citizen Participation SARA DAVIES Community Leadership DOUGLAS C. EADIE Strategic Planning and Management NORMAN N. GILL Midwest DOUGLAS HENTON Community Problem Solving JAMES E. JARRETT Innovative Service Delivery MICHAEL MALONEY Neighborhood Innovations LOUIS MASOTTI Metro Trends SIMON MILES Canada JOHN NLES Government Performance WILLIAM POTAPCHUK Conflict Management and Consensus JIM SEROKA Rural Developments NATIONAL CIVIC REVIEW (ISSN 0027-9013) is published quarterly by the National Civic League Press, a division of the National Civic League, Inc. Second class postage paid at Denver, CO. Editorial, marketing, business, and fulfillment offices at 1445 Market Street, Suite 300, Denver, CO 80202-1728; (303) 571-4343. Copyright © 1995 National Civic League, Inc. Full information on subscription and membership rates provided on re- quest. U.S. and Canadian basic rate (libraries and individuals) US$30 per year (tour issues plus index, supplied with first issue of the succeeding olume year). Copies of single issues, $8. Orders of live or more copies - $5 each. CHANGES OF ADDRESS: Notify Kristi Lopez, NATIONAL CIVIC REVIEW, 1445 Market Street, Suite 300, Denver, C0 80202-1728. Allow six weeks for processing. INDEXED in Public Affairs Information Service, ABC POL SCI, and Book Review Index. Microfilm available from University Microfilms, 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI48106. Back issues and bound volumes available from William S. Hein & Co., 1285 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14209. Full text available in the electronic versions of the Social Sciences Index, H.W. Wilson Co.,950University Avenue,Bronx,NY 10452,andinCD-ROMfromEBSCO Publishing, 83 Pine Street, P.O. Box 2250, Peabody, MA 01960. The full text of individual articles is available via fax modem through The Uncover Company, 3801 East Florida Avenue, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80210. THE NATIONAL CIVIC LEAGUE, founded in 1894 as the National Municipal League, advocates anew civic agendatocreate communitiesthat work for everyone. The League is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan educational association of individuals and organizations. Leaguemembers have access to the information and services necessary to improve commu- nity life. For complete information, contact: June Angole, (303) 571-4343, WINTER 1995 .1

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