Event-focused network analysis: a case study of anti-corruption networks
Abstract
Research on diffusion and transfer increasingly relies on the concept of policy networks, but often in inductive, descriptive, and anecdotal ways. This article proposes a more robust method for the comparative analysis of policy networks, a method we term ‘event-focused network analysis’ (EFNA). The method assumes that networks are most clearly revealed in ‘events’ – conferences, meetings, workshops, etc. Databases of participants at these...
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Title
Event-focused network analysis: a case study of anti-corruption networks
Published Date
Jan 2, 2020
Journal
Volume
39
Issue
1
Pages
91 - 112
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