New Directions for Evaluation: Promoting Valuation in the Public Interest: Informing Policies for Judging Value in Evaluation

Spring 2012, Volume 2012, Issue 133, Pages 1–129 Buy here

Editor’s Notes – George Julnes

1. Editor’s notes (pages 1–2) Abstract PDF(22K)

Research Articles

1. Managing valuation (pages 3–15)  George JulnesAbstract PDF(77K) References
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2. The logic of valuing (pages 17–28)  Michael Scriven Abstract  PDF(63K) References
3. The evaluator’s role in valuing: Who and with whom (pages 29–41)Marvin C. Alkin, Anne T. Vo and Christina A. Christie Abstract PDF(74K) References
4. Step arounds for common pitfalls when valuing resources used versus resources produced (pages 43–52)Brian T. Yates Abstract PDF(60K) References
5. The role of context in valuing federal programs (pages 53–63) Stephanie Shipman  Abstract PDF(66K) References
6. When one must go: The Canadian experience with strategic review and judging program value (pages 65–75)François Dumaine Abstract  PDF(59K) References
7. Valuing, evaluation methods, and the politicization of the evaluation process (pages 77–83)Eleanor Chelimsky Abstract PDF(46K) References
8. Valuation and the American Evaluation Association: Helping 100 flowers bloom, or at least be understood? (pages 85–90)Michael Morris Abstract PDF(40K) References

9. Evaluators in a world of valuators (pages 91–96)George F. Grob Abstract PDF(39K)

10. Contextual pragmatics of valuing (pages 97–108)Michael Quinn Patton Abstract PDF(63K) References

11. Developing policies to support valuing in the public interest (pages 109–129)George Julnes Abstract PDF(96K) References