What does IPPS stand for?

Institute for Public Policy Studies

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A paper by Mark Lipsey, co-director of the Center for Evaluation Research and Methodology at the Vanderbilt Institute for Public Policy Studies, presents some insights that all practitioners should know and understand in this new world where everyone is seeking the Holy Grail of evidence-based programs.

Research's two modes for discovering evidence-based programming

Richard Lamm, co-director of the Institute for Public Policy Studies and a professor at the University of Denver, wrote in the Denver Post that illegal labor may seem cheap "to those who pay the wages, but for the rest of us it is clearly subsidized labor, as we taxpayers pick up the costs of education, health care and other municipal costs imposed by this workforce.

Borderline madness

Mr Blunkett told the Institute for Public Policy Studies think-tank that the logic of tailoring education to the needs of individual pupils must go further.

RETURN OF THE TRADES; Blunkett in skills drive