Aspirational Aspects of Evaluation: Hope, Theory, and the Nobel Peace Prize

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Aspirational Aspects of Evaluation : Hope, Theory, and the Nobel Peace Prize. / Dahler-Larsen, Peter.

In: Evaluation connections: The EES Newsletter, 03.2015, p. 6-7.

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Harvard

Dahler-Larsen, P 2015, 'Aspirational Aspects of Evaluation: Hope, Theory, and the Nobel Peace Prize', Evaluation connections: The EES Newsletter, pp. 6-7. <http://europeanevaluation.org/content/evaluation-connections-march-1>

APA

Dahler-Larsen, P. (2015). Aspirational Aspects of Evaluation: Hope, Theory, and the Nobel Peace Prize. Evaluation connections: The EES Newsletter, 6-7. [4]. http://europeanevaluation.org/content/evaluation-connections-march-1

Vancouver

Dahler-Larsen P. Aspirational Aspects of Evaluation: Hope, Theory, and the Nobel Peace Prize. Evaluation connections: The EES Newsletter. 2015 Mar;6-7. 4.

Author

Dahler-Larsen, Peter. / Aspirational Aspects of Evaluation : Hope, Theory, and the Nobel Peace Prize. In: Evaluation connections: The EES Newsletter. 2015 ; pp. 6-7.

Bibtex

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