The realpolitik of evaluation :  why demand and supply rarely intersect / 
editado por Markus Palenberg e Arne Paulson. -- 
 - Nova York, EUA :  Routledge,  2021. 
 - 176 p. ;  IL. 
 - Comparative Policy Evaluation ;  v. 28 .
<br/><br/> Foreword - Ray C. Rist   1. Introduction - Markus Palenberg and Arne Paulson   2. The Results Paradox in Norwegian Development Assistance - Ida Lindkvist and Per Oyvind Bastoe   3.Behind the Scenes of the French Evidence-Based Policy Movement: Rise and Fall an RCT-Driven Model of Evidence - Agathe Devaux-Spatarakis  4. Influencing the Supply of and Demand for Results Information in Government: Can Outsiders Help? A Case Study from Ireland - Richard Boyle   5. Evaluation One Step Removed: The Government/Not-for-Profit Performance Nexus - David Gilchrist and Peter Wilkins   6. The Role of an Intermediary Organization in a Large Evaluation: The Case of the Norwegian Health Care Reform - Olaf Rieper   7. Evaluation Plans in the EU Cohesion Policy: Redefining the Relation Between the Demand for and the Supply of Evaluation - Francesco Mazzeo Rinaldi   8. Assessing the Contribution of Research to Improved Policy and Practice: An Evaluation of CIFOR's Climate Xhange Research - Brian Belcher, John Young, and Daniel Suryadarma   9. Mind the Gaps: Integrating Human Rights and Sustainble Development Goals into Evaluation Practice - Pearl Eliadis   10. Mending the Theory Gap in Evaluation: Moving Towards Theory Knitting - Sebastian Lemire, Christina Christie, and Steffen Bohni Nielsen   11. Realistic Commissioning of Impact Evaluations: Getting What You Ask For? - John Mayne   12. Realpolitik of Demand and Supply Regarding Results Information - R. Pablo Guerrero   Index  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780367559861 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Pesquisa de Avaliação - Ciências Sociais <br/>Teoria da Avaliação <br/>Teorias da Mudança