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Accountability and Efficiency

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Accountability and Efficiency Articles

• Accountability in Action?
• Accountability in Organizational Life: Problem or Opportunity for Nonprofits?
• Accountability Myopia: Losing Sight of Organizational Learning
• Accreditation of human service agencies: costs, benefits, and issues.
• Agency support for evaluating the outcomes of social work services.
• An approach to measuring effectiveness of social services: problems and resolutions
• Contracting and accountability in state Medicaid reform: Rhetoric, theories, and reality.
• Efficiency and the Social Services: Part A
• Efficiency and the Social Services: Part B
• Efficiency as a Function of Culture
• Efficiency considerations in the social welfare agency.
• Efficiency in behavior-changing social programs: the case of in-home child abuse prevention.
• Government, Funded Nonprofits, and Accountability
• Improving the Quality of Outcome Evaluation Plans.
• In and Out of the Rabbit Hole with Alice: Assessing the Consequences of Efficiency Prescriptions
• Issues in the development of monitoring systems for purchase of service contracting.
• Making sense of accountability: Conceptual perspectives for northern and southern nonprofits.
• Managing for Service Effectiveness in Social Welfare Organizations: Toward a Performance Model
• Measuring the Unmeasurable: Empirical Studies of Nonprofit Organization Effectiveness from 1977 to 1997
• Measuring the use of time
• Methodological issues in efficiency-focused program evaluation: the case of mental health.
• Negotiating Accountability: Managerial Lessons from Identity-Based Nonprofit Organizations
• Nonprofit Organizational Effectiveness: Contrasts Between Especially Effective and Less Effective Organizations.
• On the fruits of evaluative research for the social services.
• Outcomes Assessment and the Paradox of Nonprofit Accountability