Agenda-Setting Rules is a legislative mechanism that determines the conditions under which policy issues or proposals are introduced, prioritized, and scheduled for formal consideration within a legislative body, thereby controlling access to the decision-making agenda.
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Karlene H. Roberts, John P. Kotter · Administrative Science Quarterly · 1984 · 996 citations
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