Evidence and evaluation in social policy / 
editores, Ian Greener, Bent Greve. 
 - West Sussex:  John Wiley,  2014. 
 - 151 p. 
 - Broadening perspectives on social policy .
<br/><br/>Inclui bibliografia e índice 
<br/><br/> 1. Trials and tribulations: the  'Use' ( and 'misuse') of evidence in public policy - Christopher Deeming  2. Understanding the influence of evidence in public health policy: what can we learn from the 'tobacco wars' - K. E. Smith  3. Caught in the same frame? the language of evidence-based policy in debates about the Australian government 'intervention' into northern territory aboriginal communities - Emma Partridge  4. A systematic review of comparative studies of attitudes to social policy - Trude Sundberg, Peter Taylor-Gooby  5. Public opinion and policy-making - Ray Pawson, Geoff Wong  6. Obstacles to evidence-based policy-making in the EU enlargement countries: the case of skills policies - Will Bartlett  7. Understanding employment barriers for lone parents in Great Britain: research gaps and missed opportunities - Tina Haux  8. Putting the research boot on the policymakers' foot; can participatory approaches change the relationship between policymakers and evaluation? - Liz Richardson 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781118816547  
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Políticas Públicas<br/>Recursos Financeiros<br/>Metodologias de Trabalho<br/>Inovação