An issue network consists of a federal agency, a prominent interest group, and the congressional committee assigned oversight responsibility for the agency.

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An issue network is a broader and more fluid coalition of various interest groups, experts, and stakeholders that come together to influence policy, unlike the more stable and narrow "iron triangle" which consists of a federal agency, a congressional committee, and an interest group.

An Issue Network Consists of a Federal Agency, a Prominent