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Symposium on Contrasting Perspectives on the Evaluation of Industrial Modernization

Guest Editors: Philip Shapira (School of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology) and Jan Youtie (Georgia Tech Economic Development Institute)

Volume 23, No. 1, Spring 1998.  ISSN 0892-9912.

Table of Contents

	PHILIP SHAPIRA and JAN YOUTIE Introduction to the Symposium [viewable Word 97 document]
	MATT KANE The Value of Manufacturing Extension Programs in America: A National Perspective
	SUE RHOADES The Importance of Manufacturing Extension: A State Perspective
	PHILIP SHAPIRA and JAN YOUTIE Evaluating Industrial Modernization: Methods, Results, and Insights from the Georgia Manufacturing Extension Alliance
	KRISTIN DZICZEK, DANIEL LURIA, and EDITH WIARDA Assessing the Impact of a Manufacturing Extension Center
	ERIC OLDSMAN and CHRIS HEYE Waste Not, Want Not – How Manufacturing Extension Can Improve Business Performance
	ROBERT SPRINGFIELD and JAN YOUTIE Evaluation of Industrial Modernization Programs: The Field Agent’s Perspective
	RICK CARLISLE Linking Industrial Modernization Evaluation with State Policy-Making
	CHRIS THOMPSON Local Politics, National Policy, and the Taxpayer-Payback of Manufacturing Extension
	GORDON KINGSLEY and HANS KLEIN Inter-firm Collaboration as a Modernization Strategy: A Survey of Case Studies

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