Privatization of Public School Services

Introduces a collection of articles that critically examines the assumption that privatization is an effective means to increase competition, improve educational achievement, and provide a cure for the national decline in the American standard of living. The historical and political backgrounds of p...

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Published in:Education and urban society 1995-02, Vol.27 (2), p.107-113
Main Authors: Brown, Frank, Hunter, Richard C
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Economic stagnation
Education policy
Education reform
Educational Cooperation
Educational Economics
Educational Improvement
Educational output
Educational Quality
Elementary Secondary Education
Family income
Poverty Areas
Privatization
Public Schools
School Business Relationship
School Support
Services
Social change
Sociology of education
U.S.A
Urban Schools
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Summary:Introduces a collection of articles that critically examines the assumption that privatization is an effective means to increase competition, improve educational achievement, and provide a cure for the national decline in the American standard of living. The historical and political backgrounds of privatization are discussed, along with a summary of each article. (GR)
ISSN:0013-1245