L’évaluation des interventions complexes
Quelle peut être la contribution des approches configurationnelles?
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https://doi.org/10.3138/cjpe.0026.004Abstract
This article shows the added value brought by configurational approaches in the field of evaluation of complex interventions. First, we analyze the work in the scientific literature that has addressed this issue to identify epistemological considerations. The first part shows our finding that the evaluation of complex interventions needs to go further in terms of theorization. We then explain how productive the configurational approach is in the theorization of evaluation. Third, we discuss methodological issues and the operationalization of this approach.
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Copyright (c) 2012 Nassera Touati, Jose Carlos Suárez-Herrera

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