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Market-Driven Education Reform and the Racial Politics of Advocacy

Pages 580-599 | Published online: 19 Oct 2011

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Janelle Scott. (2013) School Choice and the Empowerment Imperative. Peabody Journal of Education 88:1, pages 60-73.
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