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EVALUATION and PROGRAM PLANNING CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX VOLUME 28, 2005 ELSEVIER Amsterdam + Boston + Jena * London » New York + Oxford + Paris + Philadelphia + San Diego + St. Louis EVALUATION AND PROGRAM PLANNING Website: /ittp://www.elsevier.com/locate/evalprogplan/ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Jonathan A. Morell, A/tarum, 3520 Green Court, Suite 300, Ann Arbor, MI 48105, USA Mailing address: P.O. Box 134001, Ann Arbor, MI 48113-4001, USA EDITORIAL BOARD GARY L. BOWEN, LARRY ORR, Professor. S yor Seni I cor pULS Ty} JOHN M. OWEN, HUEY T. CHEN, ( , P D 1 H | , iM l . fA DENNIS P DEBRA A. Da ROSA, stasis LUMBO, } ] .) { MICHAEL L. DENNIS, ( H a il 7 MAHESHS . PATEL, hy M DANIEL B. FISHMAN, a) \ P R é J. MICHAEL SPECTOR, CAROL HIRSCHON WEISS, Profe Hai Unive Gradu LARRY O’TOOLE, S Educ } fe r De } PAULINE E. GINSBERG, HANS TORVATN, P es } P Uti / 1 / Instit LAURA C. LEVITON, S } n Off RS Par ore ae rONY TRIPODI, ( ‘ MAR W. LIPSEY, Vanderbilt | ‘ f JOHN WILLETT, Profe rH JULIA MELKERS, Ti setaans oF Ba , ‘ { n Studies JOSEPH S. WHOLEY, Georgia State U1 ‘ U ' Ef Couthors Founding Editors: Jonathan A. Morell and Eugenie Walsh Flaherty Author enquiries , r Gateway al i when an Frequency: Pub Publication information: E\ publication. Subscription prices i \ b from this journal’s website ducts through Elsevier’s website Issues are sent by standard mail » issues should be made within six 2006 Else, USA Mailing Notice: / wi d Py am Planni ISSN 0149-7189) is publis ‘rly in February, May, August and November by Elsevier Lid (The Boulevard, Langford Lane, Kidlington, Oxford OX5 1GB). Annual subscription price in the USA US$ 802 (validi n North. Central and South America), including air speed delivery. Periodical postage paid at Rahway NJ { al mailing offices USA POSTMASTER: Send change of address: Evaluation and Program Planning, Elsevier, 6277 Sea Harbor Drive. Orlando. FL 32887-4800 AIRFREIGHT AND MAILING in USA by 4ercury International Limited, 365, Blair XR¢ oad, Avenel. NJ 07001 EVALUATION ee and PROGRAM PLANNING ae, ELSEVIER Evaluation and Program Planning 29 (2006) VII-X www.elsevier.com/locate/evalprogplan CONTENTS INDEX VOLUME 28, 2005 Volume 28, Number | February 2005 CONTENTS ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST R. Schwartz Assuring the quality of evaluative information: theory and practice J. Mayne R. B. Cotter 15 Contacting participants for follow-up: how much effort is required to retain participants in longitudinal J. D. Burke studies? M. Stouthamer-Loeber R. Loeber H. F. Campbell \ multiple account framework for cost-benefit analysis R. P. C. Brown M. Greenberg 33 Evaluating the economic effects of a new state-funded school building program: the prevailing wage N. Mantell issue M. Lahr M. Frisch K. White D. Kehler M. E. Collins Evaluation of social services in a HOPE VI housing development: resident and staff perceptions of A. M. Curley successes and barriers C. Clay R. Lara G. L. Staines Evaluating vocational rehabilitation programs for substance users: issues in designing and implement- L. Blankertz ing randomized studies S. Magura ; C. M. Cleland P. Bali A. R. Rich Gender differences in response to homelessness services C. Clark R. S. Green \ city initiative to improve the quality of life for urban youth: how evaluation contributed to effective P. M. Ellis social programming S. S. Lee H. R. S. Baxi 5 \ re-evaluation of New York City criminal justice projects of Fishman study M. Luo Mixed-methods design for an objective-based evaluation of a magnet school assistance project L. Dappen BOOK REVIEWS B. Brett Standards-Based and Responsive Evaluation J. M. Owen Evaluation as moral enquiry Vill Index to Volume 28 / Evaluation and Program Planning 29 (2006) V—XI1 Volume 28, Number 2 May 2005 CONTENTS ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST P. Pluye Program sustainability begins with the first events L. Potvin J.-L. Denis J. Pelletier C. Mannoni R. S. Green i3 Assessment of service productivity in applied settings: comparisons with pre- and post-status assessments of client outcome J. K. Tebes 51 Service access and service system development in a children’s behavioral health system of care S. M. Bowler S. Shah C. M. Connell E. Ross R. Simmons D. Tate M. J. Chinman J. S. Kaufman L. E. A. Fabian Do organizations that voluntarily participate in a program differ from non-participating organizations? T. L. Toomey R. J. Mitchell D. J. Erickson J. T. Vessey A. C. Wagenaar S. A. Kaplan 7 The use of logic models by community-based initiatives K. E. Garrett G. K. Jasuja Using structural characteristics of community coalitions to predict progress in adopting evidence-based C.-P. Chou prevention programs K. Bernstein E. Wang M. McClure M. A. Pentz K. W. Eilbert 35 Working together for community health a model and case studies V. Lafronza B. Reinert Evaluating community tobacco use prevention coalitions V. Carver L. M. Range I. Yanovitzky Estimating causal effects of public health education campaigns using propensity score methodology E. Zanutto R. Hornik M. Hardy Initial implementation of California’s Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act: Findings from focus C. Teruya groups in ten counties D. Longshore Y.-I. Hser E. A. Blackstone Evaluation of alternative policies to combat false emergency calls A. J. Buck S. Hakim Index to Volume 28 / Evaluation and Program Planning 29 (2006) V—X1 BOOK REVIEWS C. H. Weiss 243 The digest of social experiments C. S. Reichardt 245 \ Beginner’s Guide to Structural Equation Modeling Volume 28, Number 3 August 2005 CONTENTS ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST S. Birkeland Good reasons for ignoring good evaluation: The case of the drug abuse resistance education (D.A.R.E.) EK. Murphy-Graham program C. Weiss S. Sutherland Concept mapping methodology: A catalyst for organizational learning S. Katz C. A. Christie 2) Emergent design evaluation: A case study B. E. Montrosse B. M. Klein T. A. Abma Responsive evaluation: Its meaning and special contribution to health promotion R. K. Schutt Phe social environment of transitional work and residence programs: Influences on health and R. E. Rosenheck functioning W. E. Penk C. E. Drebing C. L. Seibyl P. J. Hancock Evaluation of the Australian Commonwealth Respite Care Program: \ case study from Western J. A. Jarvis Australia and the Australian Red Cross BOOK REVIEWS C. H. Weiss 313 Essential Guide to Qualitative Methods in Organizational Research V. P. Dennen 3 Interactive qualitative analysis: A systems method for qualitative analysis R. L. Miller 317 Empowerment Evaluation Principles in Practice G. Ender 3 Evaluating Development Effectiveness T. R. Behrens 323 Building Evaluation Capacity: 72 Activities for Teaching and Training SPECIAL SECTION: THE CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT’S TARGETED CAPACITY EXPANSION — A FEDERAL GRANT PROGRAM EFFECTING CHANGE WHILE BUILDING EVALUATION CAPACITY Guest Editors: K. P. Mulvey, Ph.D. and D. D. Atkinson, Ph.D. K. P. Mulvey Evaluation efforts in the era of federal accountability D. D. Atkinson D. D. Atkinson A participatory approach to building capacity of treatment programs to engage in evaluation M. Wilson D. Avula Index to Volume 28 / Evaluation and Program Planning 29 (2006) V—X1 R. Atanda Developing a data collection system L. Podrasky-Mattia 4. Benton M. T. Wilson Outcomes from the targeted capacity expansion (TCE) substance abuse treatment program R. Atanda D. D. Atkinson K. Mulvey K. Maxwell Public private partnerships: building capacity while effecting change T. Husain L. A. Podrasky Evaluation lessons learned from a federal grant program that transcend funding agency \. Benton Volume 28, Number 4 November 2005 CONTENTS ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST A. C. Wagenaar Measuring lic policy: The case of beer keg registration laws E. M. Harwood C. Silianoff r. L. Toomey L. J. Ducharme Computer systems in addiction treatment programs: Availability and implications for program H. K. Knudsen evaluation P. M. Roman W. P. Crook Outcome measurement in homeless systems of care R. L. Mullis r. A. Cornille A. K. Mullis S. Erdogmus Evaluating high-tech alternatives by using analytic network process with BOCR and multiactors M. Kapanoglu E. Koc M. Currie \ model of impacts of research partnerships in health and social services G. King P. Rosenbaum M. Law M. Kertoy J. Specht D. Unruh Using primary and secondary stakeholders to define facility-to-community transition needs for adju- dicated youth with disabilities J. R. Mattox II Using survival analysis to demonstrate the effects of training on employee retention D. L. Jinkerson BOOK REVIEWS H. van Rooyen ‘Letting them die’: Why HIV/AIDS intervention programmes fail K. J. Conrad Constructing measures: An item response modeling approach P. Ginsberg The Art of Fieldwork 3 ee Ree ret