Global policy diffusion as a socially constructed process: Insights from UNESCO creative cities network’s shift towards the global South (Record no. 531574)

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Personal name Zhu, Biyun and Li, Xuefei
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Title Global policy diffusion as a socially constructed process: Insights from UNESCO creative cities network’s shift towards the global South
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Place of publication, distribution, etc International Political Science Review
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Extent 46(3), Jun, 2025: p.454-473
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Summary, etc This study examines the diffusion of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, focusing on the dynamics of four core diffusion mechanisms and reinterpreting them within a multi-agent framework. This approach enhances understanding of policy diffusion as a socially constructed process, emphasizing the heterogeneous pathways that various agents navigate within a single mechanism. Such variances are vital for grasping the complexities of why policies diffuse or fail, aspects that often escape traditional quantitative methods. In tracing the UNESCO Creative Cities Network’s diffusion from the Global North to South, we highlight UNESCO’s pivotal role in steering diffusion to reflect its evolving priorities; how cities appropriate the UNESCO Creative Cities Network to legitimize their policy goals and actions; the differing capabilities of cities from the Global North and Global South in negotiating and adopting such a global policy; and the tendency of global policies to diffuse among countries that are culturally proximate, as demonstrated by cultural distance index.- Reproduced

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/01925121241281942
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Diffusion mechanism, Policy diffusion, emulation, diffusion, agents, international organization, Cultural distance, Suitable development, Global South.
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Main entry heading International Political Science Review
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2025-09-16 46(3), Jun, 2025: p.454-473 AR137252 2025-09-16 Articles

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