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Environmental Program Evaluation: A Primer
This pioneer work in a complex,
interdisciplinary, and still-developing field explores the prospects for
a more comprehensive approach to evaluating environmental programs. Experts
in the fields of biology, chemistry, ecology, economics, management, planning,
sociology, political science, and public administration provide coherent,
integrated perspectives on the task of environmental program evaluation.
The essays are organized thematically, covering institutional, scientific,
economic, and administrative topics.
The volume will be a valuable
text for practitioners, regulators, policymakers, and scholars in the
fields of program evaluation, environmental policy, and environmental
science.
A volume in the series
The Environment and the Human Condition
interdisciplinary, and still-developing field explores the prospects for
a more comprehensive approach to evaluating environmental programs. Experts
in the fields of biology, chemistry, ecology, economics, management, planning,
sociology, political science, and public administration provide coherent,
integrated perspectives on the task of environmental program evaluation.
The essays are organized thematically, covering institutional, scientific,
economic, and administrative topics.
The volume will be a valuable
text for practitioners, regulators, policymakers, and scholars in the
fields of program evaluation, environmental policy, and environmental
science.
A volume in the series
The Environment and the Human Condition
392 pages, Hardcover
First published October 1, 1997
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