Policy Communities and Issue Networks

R. A. W. Rhodes

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This chapter summarizes the findings of the several case studies and identifies the research which still needs to be done. It aims to develop a more adequate typology of policy networks in the light of the preceding analyses. It also treats policy communities and issue networks as types of relationships between interest groups and government as meso-level concepts.

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