King and queenmakers guide local policy shaping
A Kansas State study defines the hidden influence network in small towns, calling them king and queenmakers. The piece traces how a core group of leaders with shared resources quietly sets the policy agenda and grooms successors, while noting rising female and younger leadership in rural communities.
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Barry L. Flinchbaugh
Kansas State University
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