...world shaking changes to unfreeze policy-making systems: 'the core (basic attributes) of a government action program is unlikely to be changed in the absence...significant perturbations external to the subsystem' (1993: 34). Sabatier uses the Hofferbert model to explain stability and change as the drive to policy...

...alternative would provide a remedy. In the words of Sabatier and Jenkins-Smith, "The core [basic attributes] of a governmental action program is unlikely to be...system-wide governing coalitions, or policy outputs from other subsystems." 55 Undeniable evidence of trouble with existing policy, in other words, has...

...wholeheartedly endorses the advocacy coalition framework's hypothesis that "the core (basic attributes) of a governmental action program is unlikely to be...system-wide governing coalitions, or policy outputs from other subsystems."44 Restated in the language of the regime framework, significant policy change...

..."outlearn" opponents) to overthrow a dominant coalition. Hence: Hypothesis 5: The core (basic attributes) of a governmental action program is unlikely to be...system-wide governing coalitions, or policy outputs from other subsystems. These hypotheses suggest that, while minority coalitions can seek to improve...