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COMMUNICATIONS POLICY AND ADOPTION

Information Systems Management, 1993
Like brother and sister, computing and communications subsystems have some characteristics in common but also retain unique features, so they cannot be treated alike. These distinctions between computing and communications have implications for the delegation of IS policy ...
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Policy Adoption and Implementation

2001
While many of the technical aspects of environmental law are determined and resolved during the formulation phase, political and administrative matters come to the fore during adoption and implementation. Adoption is in the hands of the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament (EP), the former representing national interests, and the latter ...
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ANA Adopts New Presidential Election Policy

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2019
The organization determines candidate endorsement is no longer beneficial.
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State Adoption of Tax Policy

American Politics Research, 2014
This article examines the factors that influence two important areas of state tax policy—the adoption of an income tax as well as whether a state permits deducting federal income taxes against state individual income taxes. We focus on a factor that has largely been unexplored, the flow of income going to the Top 1% of earners.
Thomas J. Hayes, Christopher Dennis
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Diffusing human trafficking policy adoption

2020
Chapter Two narrows the focus to a case study analysis of Russia, Latvia, and Ukraine and examines how human trafficking policies diffuse in these three most-similar case studies from Eurasia. The results demonstrate that internal determinants such as state commitment to human trafficking policy and interest group strength are more important to policy ...
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The policy adoption-implementation spiral

International Journal of Public Administration, 1981
The “Policy Adoption-Implementation Spiral” is an exploration of the policy-making process that begins at the national level and proceeds through the labyrinth of administrative interpretations, court decisions, and judicial decrees before it is finally implemented at the state level.
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Adoption Disclosure Policy:

Journal of Health & Social Policy, 1991
Shari Schneider, Michael J Holosko
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Preference Reversals in Early Policy Adoption

Policy & Politics
This study explores how multidimensional policy environments shape elite preference reversals in early policy adoption. Focusing on local politicians’ decision-making processes in asylum policy, the research highlights the significant role of balancing public goods and control incentives in driving reversals beyond electoral pressures.
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Policy Uncertainty and Technology Adoption

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
Abstract This paper considers technology adoption under both technological and subsidy uncertainties. Uncertainty in subsidies for green technologies is considered as an example. Technological progress is exogenous and modeled as a jump process with a drift.
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Intercountry Adoption and Policy Issues

Journal of Children in Contemporary Society, 1983
Abstract With the demand for white babies for adoption greatly exceeding their availability in agencies, adoptive parents have begun to seek children in Asia, South America, and Central America. As a result, intercountry adoption is usually transracial adoption as well. This poses problems similar to those posed by the adoption of native born Black and
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