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| Foreword | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| A Catholic Policy Analyst Looks at Poverty | 12 | |
| A Biblical Response to Poverty | 53 | |
| A Reply to Mead | 107 | |
| A Reply to Bane | 120 | |
| Personal Responsibility Means Social Responsibility | 140 | |
| Guarantee Work Rather Than Aid | 153 | |
| Contributors | 173 | |
| Index | 175 |
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William Kramer
reviewed Lifting up the Poor: A Dialogue on Religion, Poverty, and Welfare Reform on June 13, 2007
Lifting up the Poor
When I taught a graduate course in program evaluation, I used an earlier edition of this book. It served as a text very nicely. It explores such key issues, at the outset, as planning an evaluation, developing good measures of program performance, and ethical issues involved. Then, three key elements of evaluation--assessing need and planning programs and assessing if the program is being implemented as desired. Ultimately, evaluation is about assessing whether or not a program is having desirable (or undesirable) effects. Part III considers how one might go about that task. Finally, Part IV speaks of how one can apply finsings effectively.
All in all, a nice introduction to program evaluation.
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