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Author: Srinivas Parinandi
Publisher: The University of Michigan Press
Imprint: The University of Michigan Press
Weight: 0.363kg
ISBN: 9780472075829
ISBN 10: 0472075829
Pages: 296
Publication Date: 28 February 2023
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
"""This book poses a new question in the innovation literature--what predicts invention rather than borrowing--and provides a rigorous test in the important policy realm of renewable energy policy standards. It makes strong contributions to the literature on state politics, on environmental politics, and on policy innovation."" --Thad Kousser, University of California, San Diego --Thad Kousser ""Parinandi highlights a fundamental missing piece of the policy diffusion puzzle--where do innovations come from in the first place? He illustrates how to identify and understand innovators and their policy choices. The book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand whether and when states can solve pressing policy problems."" --Craig Volden, University of Virginia--Craig Volden ""This book offers a valuable contribution to the literature on both policy diffusion and state renewable energy policies in the context of federalism. It's incredibly well researched, and a great read for scholars and practitioners alike."" --Sanya Carley, Indiana University--Sanya Carley ""This innovative and exciting book makes a significant intellectual contribution to the study of policy diffusion among the American states. It is engaging, accessible, and extraordinarily compelling."" --Andrew Karch, University of Minnesota --Andrew Karch"
This book poses a new question in the innovation literature--what predicts invention rather than borrowing--and provides a rigorous test in the important policy realm of renewable energy policy standards. It makes strong contributions to the literature on state politics, on environmental politics, and on policy innovation. --Thad Kousser, University of California, San Diego --Thad Kousser Parinandi highlights a fundamental missing piece of the policy diffusion puzzle--where do innovations come from in the first place? He illustrates how to identify and understand innovators and their policy choices. The book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand whether and when states can solve pressing policy problems. --Craig Volden, University of Virginia--Craig Volden This book offers a valuable contribution to the literature on both policy diffusion and state renewable energy policies in the context of federalism. It's incredibly well researched, and a great read for scholars and practitioners alike. --Sanya Carley, Indiana University--Sanya Carley This innovative and exciting book makes a significant intellectual contribution to the study of policy diffusion among the American states. It is engaging, accessible, and extraordinarily compelling. --Andrew Karch, University of Minnesota --Andrew Karch
This book poses a new question in the innovation literature--what predicts invention rather than borrowing--and provides a rigorous test in the important policy realm of renewable energy policy standards. It makes strong contributions to the literatures on state politics, on environmental politics, and on policy innovation. --Thad Kousser, University of California San Diego --Thad Kousser This innovative and exciting book makes a significant intellectual contribution to the study of policy diffusion among the American states. It is engaging, accessible, and extraordinarily compelling. --Andrew Karch, University of Minnesota --Andrew Karch
"""Srinivas C. Parinandi's Following in Footsteps or Marching Alone? is an important contribution to political science literatures on state-level policy diffusion, climate, and renewable energy policymaking, and of course, American federalism."" --Publius--Joshua A. Basseches ""Publius"" ""This book poses a new question in the innovation literature--what predicts invention rather than borrowing--and provides a rigorous test in the important policy realm of renewable energy policy standards. It makes strong contributions to the literature on state politics, on environmental politics, and on policy innovation."" --Thad Kousser, University of California, San Diego --Thad Kousser ""Parinandi highlights a fundamental missing piece of the policy diffusion puzzle--where do innovations come from in the first place? He illustrates how to identify and understand innovators and their policy choices. The book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand whether and when states can solve pressing policy problems."" --Craig Volden, University of Virginia--Craig Volden ""This book offers a valuable contribution to the literature on both policy diffusion and state renewable energy policies in the context of federalism. It's incredibly well researched, and a great read for scholars and practitioners alike."" --Sanya Carley, Indiana University--Sanya Carley ""This innovative and exciting book makes a significant intellectual contribution to the study of policy diffusion among the American states. It is engaging, accessible, and extraordinarily compelling."" --Andrew Karch, University of Minnesota --Andrew Karch"
Author Information
Srinivas Parinandi is Assistant Professor in Political Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
