Evaluation
A Systematic Approach
- Peter H. Rossi
- Mark W. Lipsey - Vanderbilt University, USA
- Howard E Freeman - UCLA, USA
New to this Edition:
- The four chapters on impact assessment have been completely revised to give more attention to outcome measurement
- An at-length discussion of program theory, including a section about detecting program effects and interpreting their practical significance.
- Augmented and updated discussion of major evaluation designs
- A detailed exposition of meta-analysis as an approach to the synthesis of evaluation studies
- Consideration of alternative approaches to evaluation
- Many examples of successful evaluations
- Discussion of the political and social contexts of evaluation activities.
In addition, the entire text has been edited to make it more compact and readable, and the key concepts and glossary sections have been restructured for ease of use.
Covered the topics of the course in a more detailed manner than my previous two textbooks.
A superb, comprehensive yet easy-to-read text that is just right for beginning evaluators.
I like this text very much and will adopt it when I teach program evaluation. I thought I was going to teach this course this semester, but it has been postponed.
it is one of the best texts for the course on evaluation that I could find.
This is a very good comprehensive book on program development.
Excellent presentation of concepts in evaluation research for students to understand