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Rationality to Ritualrowitz & Katz, 1975;Orlans, 1971; Williams & Evans, 1969; Cohen, 1975). In retrospect, it appears that the social science evaluations of the past decade were undertaken with impossibly high ambitions and relied upon restrictive assumptions concerning the functions that evaluation serves in governmental processes.

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The Case Study Method in Social Inquirye not a suitable basis for generalization. In this paper, I claim that case studies will often be the preferred method of research because they may be epistemologically in harmony with the reader’s experience and thus to that person a natural basis for generalization.

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