How information matters: networks and public policy innovation

Kathleen Hale

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Introduction: Information Relationships and Innovation 1. Intergovernmental Relationships, Information, and Policy Change 2. From Information to Innovation: The Drug Court Experience 3. Network Relationships, Implementation, and Policy Success: A National Influence 4. Using Strategic Information to Build Programs: Templates, Mentors, and Research 5. Information and Systemic Change: New Professionals and New Institutions 6. Information, Synthesis, and Synergy: A National Nonprofit Information Network 7. Bringing Value to Public Decisions: Information Relationships, Tools, and Processes Appendix: Methodology Index

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