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Peer reviewedGreene, Jennifer C. – Evaluation Practice, 1997
Advances the argument that advocacy in evaluation is inevitable when advocacy is understood as a value commitment to a particular representative ideal. The regulative ideal advanced in this article is a commitment to democratic pluralism. Three case examples illustrate these ideas. (SLD)
Descriptors: Advocacy, Case Studies, Democracy, Evaluation Methods
