Title Evaluation research methods / edited by Elliot Stern

Published London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE, 2005

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Description 4 volumes : illustrations ; 25 cm Series Sage benchmarks in social research methods Sage benchmarks in social research methods. Contents v. 1. Foundations issues in evaluation -- v. 2. Evaluation practice for engagement -- v. 3. Explanatory and economic models -- v. 4. Strengthening policies and programmes Summary Evaluation is a set of research methods and associated methodologies with a distinctive purpose. They provide a means to judge actions and activities in terms of values, criteria and standards. At the same time evaluation is also a practice that seeks to enhance effectiveness in the public sphere and policy making Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Subject Evaluation research (Social action programs) -- Methodology. Author Stern, Elliot. LC no. 2004116098 ISBN 1412901529 (hbk.)

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