Evaluation Ethics for Best Practice Karin C. Ryding Asian security

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Evaluation Ethics for Best Practice Karin C. Ryding Asian securityFocusing on ethical challenges in program evaluation, this innovative book features six case study scenarios that end at a point where the evaluator faces a significant decision about how to proceed. For each case, two distinguished evaluators offer insights on the best course of action to choose, and why. ""What If?"" boxes modify the details of the scenarios, inviting readers to reflect on whether these changes alter the ethical implications of the