Purposeful Program Theory: Effective Use of Theories of Change and Logic Models (Research Methods for the Social Sciences)
by Sue C. Funnell, Patricia J. Rogers
Purposeful Program Theory examines how theories of change and logic models can be used effectively in program planning, evaluation, and research. Written for readers in the social sciences, it provides a focused introduction to applying program theory with clarity and purpose.
About This Book
Purposeful Program Theory explores the effective use of theories of change and logic models.
Written by Sue C. Funnell and Patricia J. Rogers, the book focuses on applying program theory with purpose and clarity.
It is part of the Research Methods for the Social Sciences series and is suited to readers working with programs, evaluation, and structured inquiry.
The book offers a focused resource for understanding how theories and models can support social science research and program work.
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