Goktug Morcol (Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg, Middletown, USA) (Edited by) ,  Lorlene Hoyt (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA) (Edited by) ,  Jack W. Meek (University of La Verne, California, USA) (Edited by) ,  Ulf Zimmermann (Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA) (Edited by)

• Business Improvement Districts: Research, Theories, and Controversies. Metropolitan Governance and Business Improvement Districts. Private Governments: A Polycentric Perspective. From Town Center Management to the BID Model in Britain: Toward a New Contractualism? BIDs Farewell: The Democratic Accountability of Business Improvement Districts. From North America to Africa: The BID Model and the Role of Policy Entrepreneurs. The BID Model in Canada and the United States: The Retail-Revitalization Nexus. Private Governments or Public Policy Tools? The Law and Public Policy of New Jersey’s Special Improvement Districts. Business Improvement Districts in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area: Implications for Local Governance. Business Improvement Districts in New York City’s Low- and High-Income Neighborhoods. Business Improvement Districts and Small Business Advocacy: The Case of San Diego. Business Improvement Districts’ Approaches to Working with Local Governments. Business Improvement Districts in Pennsylvania: Implications for Democratic Metropolitan Governance. Getting the Max for the Tax: An Examination of Bid Performance Measures. Community Improvement Districts in Metropolitan Atlanta. Contesting Public Space and Citizenship: Implications for Neighborhood Business Improvement Districts. The Strategic Evolution of the BID Model in Canada. British Town Center Management: Setting the Stage for the BID Model in Europe. Business Improvement Districts in England: The UK Government’s Proposals, Enactment, and Guidance. The Adoption of the BID Model in Ireland: Context and Considerations.

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