Interorganizational Policy Implementation: A Theoretical Perspective.

The article the article presents a study in public administration that discusses the implementation of interorganizational policy in a theoretical perspective in the U.S. Interorganizational problems are caused, in part, by the lack of attention to and incentives for coordination among organizations. If policies or organizations set up administrative coordinating units specifically to implement such policies, these problems might be reduced. But such units might further fragment structure and inhibit the organization's ability to implement its own tasks efficiently. Thus, the problem cuts both ways.