Title

The Boundary Adjustment Process: The Case of Arbitration in the Greater London Area

Author

Bruce Curtis, Western University

Date of Award

1-1-1992

Degree Type

Major Research Paper

Degree Name

Master of Public Administration

Program

Political Science

Supervisor

Sancton, Andrew

Geographical Areas

London, Ontario

Abstract

This paper examines the negotiation and arbitration processes that were used in the annexation of the Greater London Area to determine their appropriateness in resolving boundary issues. A comprehensive literature review and an analysis of public hearings were conducted. The findings reveal that the arbitration process was unsuccessful and inappropriate in resolving the boundary adjustment dispute and the arbitration process did very little in adding substantial information to the decision-making process.

Recommended Citation

Curtis, Bruce, "The Boundary Adjustment Process: The Case of Arbitration in the Greater London Area" (1992). MPA Major Research Papers. 2.
https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/lgp-mrps/2