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Whither Evaluation: The Role of Federal Sponsorship

Most experts in the evaluation field agree that the major thrust behind the huge growth in the evaluation field during the 1970s (as witnessed by specialized academic societies, scholarly journals, handbooks, and annual reviews, to name several examples) has been the emphasis of the federal government on evaluating new and, to a much lesser extent, continuing programs in the educational, social welfare, and health care fields. As has been true since the New Deal, once federal laws mandated