public policy 8 Flashcards
advocacy coalition framework
policy dynamics of conflict and struggle between advocacy coalitions within a specific policy subsystem
policy belief system: deep core
fundamental values that are often implicit and apply to many policy areas
policy belief system: policy core
values specific to a policy area
policy belief system: secondary aspects
choice of instruments to achieve specific values and goals
policy stability
the balance of power (resources, authority & information) between advocacy coalitions are stable
policy changes: deep core
changes are unlikely, but can happen because of external pressures or fundamental changes in the system
policy changes: policy core
changes in balance of power between advocacy coalition
policy changes: secondary aspects
policy learning, feedback
policy monopoly
incremental policy development within a stable policy subsystem
policy punctuations
dramatic non-incremental turning points of policy rationality (destruction / construction of policy monopoly)
policy stability
policy topics without major public and political attention
incremental
gradual and marginal policy change
non-incremental
disrupt stakeholders network & rapid and fundamental
policy innovation
new policy in new area when new situations have emerged
policy succession
replacement of a policy without changing the fundamental ideas