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Ludwig Mai 《Forum for Social Economics》2013,42(1):53-58
The end of busing of primary and secondary school students has been a major setback for integration of public schools in the USA. The purpose of this paper is not to offer an alternative to busing; regrettably, no obvious alternative stands out. Rather, it is to offer some social, legal and economic background to help the reader consider, and perhaps propose, realistic alternatives that would reduce both racial and economic segregation in our schools and society. The paper is divided into three sections. The first offers background information useful for better understanding and evaluating the end of busing and school resegregation. The second section focuses on an important parallel between racial and economic discrimination. The closing section introduces considerations important for anticipating reactions to, and the costs and benefits of, alternatives to busing for reintegrating schools, as well as several recommendations to which those considerations can be applied. 相似文献
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Patrick J. Welch 《Forum for Social Economics》2007,36(1):53-62
The end of busing of primary and secondary school students has been a major setback for integration of public schools in the
USA. The purpose of this paper is not to offer an alternative to busing; regrettably, no obvious alternative stands out. Rather,
it is to offer some social, legal and economic background to help the reader consider, and perhaps propose, realistic alternatives
that would reduce both racial and economic segregation in our schools and society. The paper is divided into three sections.
The first offers background information useful for better understanding and evaluating the end of busing and school resegregation.
The second section focuses on an important parallel between racial and economic discrimination. The closing section introduces
considerations important for anticipating reactions to, and the costs and benefits of, alternatives to busing for reintegrating
schools, as well as several recommendations to which those considerations can be applied.
Patrick J. Welch is a Professor of Economics at Saint Louis University with secondary appointments at the Department of Public Policy Studies and School of Public Health. He has articles published in economics, business, law, philosophy and other journals, as well as in several books of collected writings. He is the coauthor, together with, his wife, Gerry Welch of the book, Economics: Theory and Practice, currently in its 8th edition and published by John Wiley and sons. He has received several awards for his teaching and has been actively involved in community service. 相似文献
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Patrick J. Welch is a Professor of Economics at Saint Louis University with secondary appointments at the Department of Public Policy Studies and School of Public Health. He has articles published in economics, business, law, philosophy and other journals, as well as in several books of collected writings. He is the coauthor, together with, his wife, Gerry Welch of the book, Economics: Theory and Practice, currently in its 8th edition and published by John Wiley and sons. He has received several awards for his teaching and has been actively involved in community service. 相似文献
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