Can governments learn?:  comparative perspectives on evaluation & organizational learning /  
edited by Frans L. Leeuw, Ray C. Rist, Richard C. Sonnichsen 
 - New Brunswick:  Transaction Publishers,  2000. 
 - viii, 212 p.  23 cm 
 - Comparative Policy Analysis Series .
 - Comparative policy analysis series .
<br/><br/>Inclui bibliografia e índice. 
<br/><br/> Part I - National Perspectives   1. Utilizing Evaluation in Organizations: the balancing act  -- John Mayne (Canada)   2. Learning from Evaluantions: the swedish experience -- Jan-Eric Furubo (Sweden)  3. Policy evaluation and the netherlands's government: scope, utilization, and organizational learning -- Frans L. Leeuw, Piet J, Rozendal (the Netherlands)   Part II - Institutional Perspectives   4. Organizational Learning at the U.S. office of personnel management -- John A. Leitch, Ray C. Rist (United States)  5. Formative Evaluation and Organizational Learning: the case of the belgium postal system -- Philippe Spaey, Fabienne Leloup (Belgium)  6. Effective internal Evaluation: an approach to organizational learning -- Richard C. Sonnichsen (United States)  Part III - When Do Governments Learn?   7. Facilitating Oeganizational Learning: human resource management and program evaluation - Marie Louise Bemelmans-Videc, Bjarne Eriken, Edie N. Goldenberg  8. The preconditions for Lerarning: lessons from the publiz sector  - Ray C. Rist 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0765806584 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Administração Pública--Estudo de caso<br/>Aprendizagem Organizacional<br/>Comportamento Organizacional<br/> Mudança Organizacional<br/> Gestão de Pessoas--Avaliação de desempenho