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School admissions: A new appeals procedure

David Bull Department of Social Administration, University of Bristol
Pages 209-233 | Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Miriam David. (1991) A Gender Agenda: women and family in the new ERA?. British Journal of Sociology of Education 12:4, pages 433-446.
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Valerie Hannon. (1983) Education: Some forms of legal redress outside the courts. British Journal of Educational Studies 31:3, pages 211-228.
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JACK TWEEDIE. (2008) Discretion to Use Rules: Individual Interests and Collective Welfare in School Admissions. Law & Policy 11:2, pages 189-213.
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David L. Kirp. (2011) Professionalization as a Policy Choice: British Special Education in Comparative Perspective. World Politics 34:2, pages 137-174.
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