The purpose of the Evaluation Journal of Australasia (known as EJA), (ISSN 1035-719X), is to further the aims of the AES in promoting the theory, research and practice of evaluation. To do so it publishes articles of professional merit on any subject connected with evaluation, together with news and information of professional interest to members of AES.

All members and other people involved in the practice, study or teaching of evaluation are invited to submit articles, reports, reviews or news items for publication. Guidelines for contributors can be downloaded as a PDF file (36kb).

The Evaluation Journal of Australasia is published twice a year. Issues of the Journal are available below for downloading, six months after publication.

Library subscriptions for two issues is $143.00 (incl. GST). Overseas orders are $130.00 (AUD)

Editor

Associate Professor Rosalind Hurworth
Director, Centre for Program Evaluation
Faculty of Education,
University of Melbourne
email

Vol 10 No 2 may be downloaded as a complete document (1.76 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 10 No 1 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.2 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 9 No 2 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.3 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 9 No 1 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.3 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)
	Evaluation: a booming business but is it adding value? - Frans L Leeuw Evaluating contracted domestic violence programs Standardisation and organisational culture - Ed Carson, Donna Chung and Andrew Day Evaluation of a special education professional development program Part 2: Success Case studies - Eileen Piggot-Irvine A critique of using the Delphi technique for assessing evaluation capability-building needs - Julie McGeary Adding value through community participation: evaluating capacity in community health committees - Phil Entwistle Assessment, evaluation and improvement of university council performance - Anona Armstrong and Zita Unger
Vol 8 No 2 may be downloaded as a complete document (1.4 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)
	Invisible mechanisms - Ray Pawson Improving project, program and policy performance in developing countries through managing for development results - R Keith Leonard and Scott Bayley Participatory research in challenging circumstances: Lessons with a rural Aboriginal program - Catherine Spooner, Saul Flaxman and Colleen Murray The political context of evaluation: what does this mean for independence and objectivity? - Anne Markiewicz Program clarification: an overview and resources for evaluability assessment, program theory and program logic - Rosalind Hurworth

Vol 8 No 1 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.3 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 7 No 2 may be downloaded as a complete document (1.9 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 7 No 1 may be downloaded as a complete document (1.9 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 6 No 2 may be downloaded as a complete document (5.1 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 6 No 1 may be downloaded as a complete document (4.8 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 5 No 2 may be downloaded as a complete document (3.4 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Vol 5 No 1, September 2005 may be downloaded as a complete document (3.4 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

A stagecraft of New Zealand evaluation - Neil T Lunt and Ian G Trotman

Evaluation: what is it really for? A framework for examining issues of evaluation purpose and use - Anne Barlow

The development of a logic model for the Protection Against Family Violence Act: an incremental approach - Janice Laycock

Satisfying competing stakeholder needs in a depression awareness project - Anthea Rutter, Maggie McGuiness, Suresh Sundram, Wayne Chamley, Kylee Bellingham, Tom Trauer, Neil Cole and Catherine MacBean

Managing stakeholder relations in multi-site, multi-layered evaluations - Tim Wyatt, Robert Carbines and Leone Robb

Role dualisms during fieldwork. An examination of two evaluations. - Rosalind Hurworth and Andrea Argirides

The comparative value of three different methodologies for measuring the return on investment from a leadership program - John Mitchell, Margaret Hamilton and Catherine Hayman

Vol 4 Nos 1 & 2, March/April 2005 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.9 MB) here, or individual articles may be downloaded below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

A fundamental choice: internal and external evaluation? - Melissa Conley-Tyler

'A balancing act': resolving multiple stakeholder interests in program evaluation - Anne Markiewicz

Cultivating communities of practice to build organisational capacity: a case study of the Philippines-Australia Basic Education Assistance for Mindanao (BEAM) Project - Scott Cawrse and Ian D'Arcy Walsh

An Organisational Evaluation Capability Hierarchy Model for self-diagnosis - Colin A Sharp

Evaluating a model of service integration for older people with complex health needs - Steve Bird, William Kurowski and Gillian Dickman

Recreating experiences: improving the validity of data - David Roberts

The use of photointerviewing: three examples from health evaluation and research - Rosalind Hurworth, Eileen Clark, Jenepher Martin and Steve Thomsen

Vol 3 No 2, December 2003 may be downloaded as a complete document (1.6 MB) here, or individual articles may be downloaded from below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Historical Perspectives on Evaluation project – Colin A. Sharp

Development of program evaluation in Australia and the Australasian Evaluation Society – the early decades – Colin A. Sharp

Reflections on a decade in the life of the Australasian Evaluation Society: 1990–1999 – Ian G. Trotman

Ethics and standards – twelve years of mixed progress – Ian G. Trotman

Evaluation and the policy context: the European experience – Nicoletta Stame

An indigenous perspective on evaluations in the inter-cultural context: how far can one throw a Moree boomerang? – Russell Taylor

Evaluation standards and their application to Indigenous programs in Victoria – Lynda Berends and Bridget Roberts

Vol 3 No 1, August 2003 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.6 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded from below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

‘Death by evaluation‘? Reflections on monitoring and evaluation in Australia and New Zealand – Bill Ryan

Social indicators – promises and problems: a critical review – Anona Armstrong, Ronald Francis

The politics of program logic – Brian English, Lisette Kaleveld

Evaluation culture: a definition and analysis of its development within organisations – John M Owen

Corporate governance in the wake of contemporary corporate collapses: some agenda items for evaluators – Rick Sarre

Quantifying changing understanding: Level 3 evaluation of leadership development interventions – Eric Stevenson, James Warn

Vol 2 No 2, December 2002 may be downloaded as a complete document (2.15 MB) from here, 0rindividual articles may be downloaded from below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Competencies for evaluation practitioners: Where to from here? – Brian English

The object of one’s passion: engagement and community in democratic evaluation – Saville Kushner

Mixed-method evaluation: a way of democratically engaging with difference – Jennifer C Greene

Reflections on learning about Australasian evaluation theory and practice - Patricia J Rogers

TRIAGE: a new group technique gaining recognition in evaluation – Marie Gervais, Geneviève Pépin

Evaluating the cultural appropriateness of service delivery in multi-ethnic communities – David R Thomas

An adapted version of a community of practice approach to evaluation owned by indigenous stakeholders – Janet McIntyre

Insider knowledge and outsider objectivity – the benefits and risks of combined evaluator roles in a study of health care reform – Catherine Hurley, Helen van Eyk, Fran Baum

Revealing the hidden costs: research experiences from a case study evaluation project – Jo Burton, Rashmi Rajan

Vol 2 No 1, August 2002 may be downloaded as a complete document (8.4 MB) from here, or individual articles may be downloaded from below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Monitoring Without Indicators – Peter Sigsgaard

Evaluating government-sponsored science and technology projects in China – Yukun Bao, Jinlong Zhang, Xinnan Li

Using stakeholder research in the evaluation of organisational performance – Michael Brooks, Chris Milne, Klas Johansson

Respite – the preferred ambulance at the top of the cliff: a Christchurch, New Zealand study – Elizabeth (Libby) Gawith, Diane Sargent and Carlton Kirk

The development and application of a non-monetary evaluation methodology for ports – Felix A Schmidt and Michael Smyth

NORM software review: handling missing values with multiple imputation methods – I Gusti Ngurah Darmawan

International students in Victorian universities – Scott Bayley, Rob Fernside, John Arnol, John Misiano, Rocco Rottura and Pam Williams

Vol 1 No 2, December 2001 may be downloaded as a complete document (3.7 MB) here, or individual articles may be downloaded from below. (Note: Right click on a link for options.)

Monitoring: The slow cousin of evaluation, or an equal partner? - Marc de Boer

Building a performance-based monitoring and evaluation system – Jody Zall Kusek and Ray C. Rist

Evaluation research in Australasia: Moving forward – Ralph G. Straton

An overview of evaluation theories – Michael Scriven

Evaluation in the ‘new’ knowledge age – Michael Quinn Patton

Who benefits? Who loses? Reflections of an EvalTalk Lurker – Bronwyn Stafford

The wheelbarrow, the mosaic and the double helix: Challenges and strategies for successfully carrying out mixed methods evaluation – Lois-ellin Datta

Making two plus two equal five: Adding value through the use of internal data in evaluation research – Anne Sharp

Workshop on AES Standards Development – Kerry Rose

Visualising program logic: Two new graphic conventions – Doug Fraser

Individuals’ ability to predict their own personality test scores – Bruce Kirkcaldy

Evaluation of emergency treatment and follow-up for deliberate self-harming youth aged 15–24 – Scott Bayley and Sam Fazio

Earlier publications of the Australasian Evaluation Society are listed below.

The Bulletin of the Australasian Evaluation Society (ISSN 1030-6463) was published from November 1987 to May 1989), changing its name to Evaluation Journal of Australasia (ISSN 1035-719X) in November/December 1989. The current format of the EJA commenced in 2001.

Evaluation News and Comment (ISSN 1039-8473) was published betweeen November 1992 and June 2000.