Analysis reveals that issues-based programming must adapt continuously to its changing context, highlighting the importance of flexibility.
The adoption of issues-based programming can be thought of as a "new label, new bottle, but old wine." Extension programming and the environment in which it operates is dynamic, so Extension's approach should be dynamic. ...both issues and initiatives, by definition, are dynamic and will change or dissipate over time.
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Irvin Skelton (1991) studied this question.
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