Can institutional reform have a lasting impact on the policy agenda: Evidence from the 10-1 in Austin, TX (Record no. 522264)

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Personal name Shannon, Brooke Nicole
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Title Can institutional reform have a lasting impact on the policy agenda: Evidence from the 10-1 in Austin, TX
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Urban Affairs Review
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Extent 58(6), Nov, 2022: p.1689-1718
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Summary, etc Institutional reforms to districted city councils from at-large systems are typically motivated by the desire to increase geographic and descriptive representation, enriching representation for historically excluded groups. The policy impact of descriptive representation, however, has been found to be conditional and not definitive. In this article, I explore whether institutional reform from at-large to districts has effects on a city council's policy agenda, or whether institutional constraints can quell the reform's impacts. I look to the “10-1” reform in Austin, Texas, implemented in 2015, using an original dataset collected from items in the council's 2009–2019 meeting minutes for a direct measure of the agenda. After coding each item for policy substance and testing the agenda's diversity, I find that the reform had short-term effects on the policy agenda. Instead, local government's agenda is largely driven by external problems and pragmatic needs facing the city. Consequently, the effects of reform are overwhelmed by institutional stickiness. – Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Agenda setting, Institutional reform, City councils.
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Main entry heading Urban Affairs Review
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2023-03-28 58(6), Nov, 2022: p.1689-1718 AR128488 2023-03-28 Articles

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