Through three empirical, regulatory impact analysis (RIA) case
studies, this volume analyzes the role of the international
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in
policy innovation diffusion, exhibiting the impact of transnational
networks on national policy processes. The text's analytical
framework showcases the institutional features as well as the
internal and international determinants of a policy innovation such
as RIA. Drawing on original data sets, case studies measure the
extent to which the OECD worked with various governments to adopt,
implement, and evaluate RIA.
"Transnational Policy Innovation" underscores the usefulness of
concepts of policy innovation diffusion for understanding the
dynamics of transnational governance. The volume calls attention to
the OECD's success in framing and diffusing a template of
evidence-based decision making, yet it downplays RIA as an
instrument of political control, noting its limiting influence on
the OECD's peer review and comparative indicators within
institutional and administratives settings.
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