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Beneficiaries, benefits and costs: an investigation of the Assisted Places Scheme

John FitzView further author information
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Tony EdwardsView further author information
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Geoff WhittyView further author information
Pages 169-193 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Sol Gamsu. (2020) From assisted places to free schools: subsidizing private schools for the Northern English middle classes. British Journal of Sociology of Education 41:8, pages 1093-1114.
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Geoffrey Walford. (2013) State support for private schooling in India: What do the evaluations of the British Assisted Places Schemes suggest?. Oxford Review of Education 39:4, pages 533-547.
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Sally Power, Geoff Whitty & Tony Edwards. (2006) Success sustained? A follow‐up study of the ‘Destined for success?’ cohort. Research Papers in Education 21:3, pages 235-253.
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Clyde Chitty. (1997) Privatisation and Marketisation. Oxford Review of Education 23:1, pages 45-68.
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Tony Edwards. (1993) Researching a controversial policy. Evaluation & Research in Education 7:1, pages 3-9.
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Debra Roker. (1992) The Private Sector of Education in Britain: a review of past research and recommendations for future work. Educational Studies 18:3, pages 277-298.
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Barry Troyna. (1990) Reform or deform? The 1988 education reform act and racial equality in Britain. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 16:3, pages 403-416.
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David Halpin & John Fitz. (1990) Researching grant‐maintained schools . Journal of Education Policy 5:2, pages 167-180.
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David Halpin. (1989) The present image and future of comprehensive schooling . British Journal of Educational Studies 37:4, pages 339-357.
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John Fitz, Tony Edwards & Geoff Whitty. (1989) The assisted plages scheme: An ambiguous case of privatization . British Journal of Educational Studies 37:3, pages 222-234.
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MarkH. Robson. (1989) Independent schools and tax policy under Mrs Thatcher. Journal of Education Policy 4:2, pages 149-162.
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Geoffrey Walford. (1988) The Scottish Assisted Places Scheme: a comparative study of the origins, nature and practice of the APSs in Scotland, England & Wales. Journal of Education Policy 3:2, pages 137-153.
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Geoffrey Walford. (1987) How Dependent is the Independent Sector?. Oxford Review of Education 13:3, pages 275-296.
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Neal D. Finkelstein & W. Norton Grubb. (2016) Making Sense of Education and Training Markets: Lessons From England. American Educational Research Journal 37:3, pages 601-631.
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Geoffrey Walford. (2016) Educational Choice and Equity in Great Britain. Educational Policy 6:2, pages 123-138.
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