GATTzilla v. Communities
Michael H. Shuman
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Michael H. Shuman
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The word "community" is used here to mean the jurisdiction of political and legal power most accessible to citizens.Usually, this is synonymous with a city, town, or village.A neighborhood within a municipality, such as Russian Hill in San Francisco, might also be considered a community if the city has given it meaningful power. 27
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The word "community" is used here to mean the jurisdiction of political and legal power most accessible to citizens.Usually, this is synonymous with a city, town, or village.A neighborhood within a municipality, such as Russian Hill in San Francisco, might also be considered a community if the city has given it meaningful power. 27
Key concepts: Political science, Business