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The Infrastructure of collective action and policy content diffusion in the organic food industry

Little is known about the relationship between industry self-regulation organizations and the diffusion of policy content. Using the organic food industry as a context, this study examines the relationship between local and federated standards-based certification organizations and specific changes in U.S. state laws. The study's findings indicate that local structures correspond to greater legal innovation and elaboration, but less variation. Conversely, federated structures correspond to less legal innovation and elaboration, and greater content variation. These findings both challenge extant theories regarding organizational capacities of local and federated organizations and extend contemporary conceptions of diffusion.Printed journal

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PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit Academy of Management.,
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Subjek Innovations
Organizational structure
Correlation analysis
Self regulation
studies
Natural & organic foods
State laws
ISBN/ISSN 14273
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