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| author | John Mack Freeman |
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| contents | Flowing through the Streams: A Case Study of Georgia Tech Library Public Services Staffing Expansion Proposal through the Lens of Kingdon's Three Streams Framework John Mack Freeman Academic Libraries Library Services Staff Utilization Facility Expansion Budgets Library Policy Financial Support The Georgia Tech Library Public Services Department proposed to expand the number of staffed service points throughout the Library to increase coverage and service. The proposal was well-received by Library leadership and earned priority placement in the Library's annual budget request. The theoretical underpinning for this reception is an adaptation of Kingdon's three streams framework of public policy adapted to internal policy work: namely, that success in internal requests requires the same confluence of problem, policy, and politics to open a window of opportunity to place the issue on the agenda of those who make decisions. |
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| spellingShingle | Flowing through the Streams: A Case Study of Georgia Tech Library Public Services Staffing Expansion Proposal through the Lens of Kingdon's Three Streams Framework John Mack Freeman Academic Libraries Library Services Staff Utilization Facility Expansion Budgets Library Policy Financial Support Flowing through the Streams: A Case Study of Georgia Tech Library Public Services Staffing Expansion Proposal through the Lens of Kingdon's Three Streams Framework John Mack Freeman Academic Libraries Library Services Staff Utilization Facility Expansion Budgets Library Policy Financial Support The Georgia Tech Library Public Services Department proposed to expand the number of staffed service points throughout the Library to increase coverage and service. The proposal was well-received by Library leadership and earned priority placement in the Library's annual budget request. The theoretical underpinning for this reception is an adaptation of Kingdon's three streams framework of public policy adapted to internal policy work: namely, that success in internal requests requires the same confluence of problem, policy, and politics to open a window of opportunity to place the issue on the agenda of those who make decisions. |
| title | Flowing through the Streams: A Case Study of Georgia Tech Library Public Services Staffing Expansion Proposal through the Lens of Kingdon's Three Streams Framework |
| topic | Academic Libraries Library Services Staff Utilization Facility Expansion Budgets Library Policy Financial Support |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1406364 |