"Polydiffusion" in intergovernmental programs : information diffusion in the school-to-work network
By: MOSSBERGER, Karen
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Contributor(s): HALE, Kathleen.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002The American Review of Public Admnistration 32, 4, p. 398-422Abstract: Traditional notions of "point source diffusion" fail to describe the multiple channels of information that states have regarding a federaly promoted innovation and the mobilization of groups into intergovernmental, intersectoral information networks. This article tests the concept of "polydiffusion" in school-to-work programs, exploring participation and information in the network, state variation in information search, the role of the Internet, and implications for policy learning inthe federal systems
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Traditional notions of "point source diffusion" fail to describe the multiple channels of information that states have regarding a federaly promoted innovation and the mobilization of groups into intergovernmental, intersectoral information networks. This article tests the concept of "polydiffusion" in school-to-work programs, exploring participation and information in the network, state variation in information search, the role of the Internet, and implications for policy learning inthe federal systems
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