Abstract
The decentralized nature of the evolution of information policy in the USA has resulted in a fragmented approach to both policy development and analysis. A significant problem for information policy research is therefore to provide an integrative outlook for policy analysis. Three models are used to construct a research framework which provides this integrative element. This article presents an example of this framework in a research agenda to examine privacy, software protection and transborder data flow.
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