Titlebook: Evaluation and Governing in the 21st Century; Disciplinary Measure Deirdre Niamh Duffy Book 2017 The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Sebastian Wibbeling,Fabian Schneiders theories of evaluation: that evaluation is an assessment of value/merit; that evaluation is a realist(ic) science; and that evaluation is an actionable science. The chapter also notes the book’s status as a genealogy of evaluation, detailing what this approach means.

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Book 2017ve of evidence-based policy-making, arguing instead that evaluation research is used to discipline and control. At the same time, drawing on the work of Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze, this book argues that evaluation can be reclaimed and facilitate transformation. In bringing these theoreticall

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Conclusion,work for future analysis. Fundamentally, the conclusion argues, evaluation is used as part of disciplinary and controlling governing processes. However, evaluation should not be discounted completely. As a critical sociological analysis indicates, elements of evaluation may be reclaimed towards a transformative politics.

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Studies in Risk and Uncertaintyof governing has been facilitated by the growth of New Public Management and developments in information communication science. The chapter reviews these discourses, showing that themes within NPM and ICS have been absorbed by evaluation and the evaluation–governing relationship.

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Measuring Output of Hospital Servicesdge production to disrupt and transcend discourse. The chapter will use this discussion as the starting point for a series of observations regarding the possibility for specific aspects of evaluation to be reclaimed as part of transformative projects.

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Understanding Evaluation in the UK,of governing has been facilitated by the growth of New Public Management and developments in information communication science. The chapter reviews these discourses, showing that themes within NPM and ICS have been absorbed by evaluation and the evaluation–governing relationship.