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spir-13486	Rochefort, Alexander	SOCIAL MEDIA GOVERNANCE VIA AN “ANEMIC” POLICY REGIME? HOW BOUNDARY SPANNING, COMPETING ISSUE DEFINITIONS, LACK OF COHESION, AND ADMINISTRATIVE FRAGMENTATION IMPEDE REGULATORY REFORM	2023.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1424	82	41	Building upon these theoretical foundations, this project undertakes a comparable analysis of social media policy making in the United States, using the policy regime lens to provide a “thick” understanding of the forces that shape government action toward social media platforms. In simpler terms, policy regimes are “governing arrangements for addressing policy problems” (p. 428), and boundary-spanning regimes refer to those that span multiple policy areas.	cache/spir-13486.pdf	txt/spir-13486.txt