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Publication Date: 2001
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Evaluation Extrapolations.
Greene, Jennifer C.
American Journal of Evaluation, v22 n3 p397-402 Fall 2001
Discusses contemporary controversies in evaluation that are likely to be of continuing importance in the near future, Including: (1) the nature and role of substantive theory in evaluation; (2) the importance of advances in methods; and (3) the meaning of "success as a profession." Asserts the necessity of positioning evaluation as part of collective human work to improve society. (SLD)
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Language: English
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Note: Special issue focusing on the future of evaluation. Version of papers presented at the Minnesota Evaluation Studies Institute (Minneapolis, MN, May 2000) and the Annual Meeting of the Ohio Program Evaluators Group (Columbus, OH, June 2000).
