How We Model Matters: A Manifesto for the Next Generation of Program Theorizing
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Meta-Modeling: A Theory-Based Synthesis Approach
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Can’t See the Wood for the Logframe: Integrating Logframes and Theories of Change in Development Evaluation
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Contribution Analysis Applied: Reflections on Scope and Methodology
This article investigates contribution analysis, an analytical tool invented by John Mayne, from both a theoretical and an operational perspective. Despite the substantial attention that contribution analysis has received, few studies appear to have applied it in practice. The article discusses the broadened scope of contribution analysis by analyzing its theoretical and methodological tenets, and examines its practical applicability in relation to two evaluations.