Adversary and Committee Hearings as Evaluation Methods

Adversary and committee hearings have been advocated as procedures that can effectively involve large numbers ofpeople in clarifying issues and examining human testimony in the evaluation of complex, highly politicized programs. This article reviews the strengths, procedures, and applications of these two methods over the last fifteen years, summarizing their problems and limitations as evidenced in field trials to date.

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Year of publication:	1985
Authors:	Smith, Nick L.
Published in:	Evaluation Review. - Vol. 9.1985, 6, p. 735-750

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Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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