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Endnotes

[1] Pawson & Tilley (1997).

[2] Eck and Spelman (1987); Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (1998).

[3] Lancashire Constabulary (2006).

[4] Matthews (1992).

[5] Eck (1997).

[6] Clarke (1992).

[7] Cornish and Clarke (1986); Eck (1993); Hesseling (1995).

[8] Clarke and Weisburd (1994).

[9] Corsaro et al. (2012).

Introduction
The Role of Evaluation in Problem Solving
Types of Evaluations
Conducting Impact Evaluations
Conclusions
Appendix A: The Effects of the Number of Time Periods on the Validity of Evaluation Conclusions
Appendix B: Designs With and Without Control Groups
Appendix C: Problem-Solving Assessment Checklist
Appendix D: Summary of Evaluation Designs' Strengths and Weaknesses
Endnotes
References
Recommended Reading List