Table of Contents
- Four facets of AEA. Four questions. No answers provided.
- AEA’s Potential to Serve the Public Good
- Protected: Is AEA pursuing the public good?
- Evaluation as Social Technology
- Part 1 of a 3 Part Series on how to Make AEA, and Evaluation, Relevant in the Future: What is Diversity?
- Part 2 of a 3 Part Series on how to Make AEA, and Evaluation, Relevant in the Future: AEA as an Evolving Organism
- Part 3 of a 3 Part Series on how to Make AEA, and Evaluation, Relevant in the Future: Evolution, Diversity and Change from the Middle
- Ideological diversity in Evaluation. We don’t have it, and we do need it
- Using an evolutionary biology view to connect the intellectual development of evaluation and the development of the evaluation community
- Ideology in evaluation. Help designing devising a scenario for AEA 2011
- Surprise in Evaluation: Values and Valuing as Expressed in Political Ideology, Program Theory, Metrics, and Methodology (AEA 2011 – Think Tank Proposal)
- AEA Session 2011 Development of a session on how ideology affects evaluation design
- Unexpected program outcomes as a function of the ideologies driving an evaluation – Some questions for the AEA