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Reforming School Choice Systems to Reduce Segregation in Schools: A Comparative Political Economy Study of Education Reform in Belgium, Chile, and the Netherlands
Challenging the stereotype that minority segregated schools are unsafe: are crime and violence really more prevalent in segregated minority high schools?
Doing Identity Work and Risky Endeavors? A Qualitative Research Synthesis of Predominantly White, Middle-Class Parents’ Decision Making in the Context of Urban School Choice
The Effects of Unified School Enrollment Systems on School Demographics and Outcomes: Evidence From New Orleans’ Transition to a Centralized School Lottery
Circles of Influence: Rational decision-making, strategic positioning, and the formation of charter school clusters in New Jersey
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