Social innovation can be explained as an array of practitioner practices and processes funneled through a societal network of public policy programming. Adopting a mixed-methods approach, the research employs case-study juxtaposition, a sequence analytic logic-model interpretive process, and...

This policy systematic review focuses on the team structure and strategic decision- making processes of workforce development boards (WDBs) from 37 states and territories of the United States classified as distressed, underserved, and nonmetropolitan communities. Practitioners and policy makers...