Category: Contributions of Evolutionary Biology and Ecology

I have been working on a research proposal to study whether and how constructs from Evolutionary Biology and Ecology might be useful in Evaluation. This is the second of two posts that come from the  introductory material in the first proposal. The first is: Evolutionary and Ecological Thinking – Escaping Disciplinary Boundaries.

I have been working on a research proposal to study whether and how constructs from Evolutionary Biology and Ecology might be useful in Evaluation. This is the first of two posts that come from some of the  introductory material in the proposal. The second is: Evolutionary and Ecological Constructs that may be Useful in Evaluation.

Webinar slides and recording for “Using Ecology to Evaluate Policy”

Using the Biotic Hierarchy as a Framework for Moving Policy Evaluation Away from a Program Evaluation-like Activity

Slide deck and video – When and how can ideas from Evolutionary Biology and Ecology be useful in program and Policy evaluation? February 2020

Evolutionary Biology and Ecology as a Valuable Framework for Some Evaluation

Can Knowledge of Evolutionary Biology and Ecology Inform Evaluation? I’m always interested in having people point out the error of my ways.

Preliminary Notes on The Application of Concepts from Evolutionary Biology and Ecology to Evaluation