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Human Rights Advocacy Evaluation in the Global South: A Critical Review of the Literature

Published January 12, 2022

As advocacy evaluation continues to emerge as a specialized area, Dr. Jennifer Esala, CVT research associate, Dr. Craig Higson-Smith, CVT director of evaluation & research, Kirsten Anderson, formerly with CVT, and Liz Sweitzer from CU Denver, provide recommendations and a literature review to draw attention to the scarcity of scholarly work on human rights advocacy evaluation in the Global South.

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Human Rights Advocacy Evaluation in the Global South: A Critical Review of the Literature

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American Journal of Evaluation

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