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School choice and changing authority: an analysis of the controversy over the Minnesota postsecondary enrollment options law

Douglas A. Archbald Center for Policy Research in Education, University of Wisconsin‐Madison
Pages 1-16 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Gad Yair. (1996) School Organization and Market Ecology: a realist sociological look at the infrastructure of school choice. British Journal of Sociology of Education 17:4, pages 453-471.
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CliveA.J. Dimmock, ThomasA. O'Donoghue & AlisonS. Robb. (1996) Parental Involvement in Schooling: an emerging research agenda. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education 26:1, pages 5-20.
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