Ideological Tensions in Education Policy Networks: An Analysis of the Policy Innovators in Education Network in the United States

Ferrare, Joseph J.; Carter-Stone, Laura; Galey-Horn, Sarah

doi:10.14516/fde.819

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“…Based on Figure 2, policy network had extensively been studied in 2021, with a total number of 24 articles. The results showed that the majority of these publications were focused on the education sector (Araujo & Lopes, 2021; Ferrare et al, 2021; Rowe, 2021; Saura, 2021; Schuster et al, 2021; Viseu & Carvalho, 2021). Furthermore, topics, such as climate change (Da Rimini et al, 2021; Howe et al, 2023; Kammerer et al, 2021; Wagner et al, 2021), public housing policy (Akashi, 2021; Raynor & Whitzman, 2021), local politics (Möck, 2021; Seippel & Belbo, 2021), environmental governance (Baulenas et al, 2021; Lutz-Ley et al, 2021), and transnational policy (Crowley-Vigneau et al, 2021; Henriksen & Seabrooke, 2021; Kim, 2021; Saguin & Howlett, 2021) were also discussed.…”

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Research mapping of policy network: A bibliometric analysis

Tamrin,

Muhafidin,

Nurasa

et al. 2024

Chinese Public Administration Review

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The exploration of policy network has consistently gained popularity for its use in various contemporary public administration and policy reports. Therefore, this research aims to identify and analyze the extent of research developments regarding Policy Network in the past 37 years, from 1985 to 2022 using bibliometric data. The procedure comprised collecting data from the SCOPUS database with the keyword “Policy Network,” followed by bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer software. The results showed that several studies related to the keyword have been carried out on various important issues in society, including environmental, health, economic, poverty, national security, and tourism management. The term policy network occupied a central position and was widely discussed in previous reports. Furthermore, the majority of these reports were influenced by leading authors and published in top-tier journals in the field of public administration.

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