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Information Processing and Policy Dynamics
Authors:Samuel Workman  Bryan D. Jones   Ashley E. Jochim
Affiliation:Department of Government, University of Texas at Austin;
Department of Political Science, University of Washington, Seattle
Abstract:In this article, we trace the evolution of punctuated equilibrium theories of the policy process to the development of a full theory of government information processing. Noting that punctuated equilibrium is one realization of a larger theory of government information processing, we outline a research agenda for the study of agenda setting, policy dynamics, and information flows in the policy process. In doing so, we relate the study of government information processing to such important features of American government as inter-institutional dynamics and delegation in the policy process.
Keywords:information processing    agenda setting    public policy
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