The blackboard and the bottom line: why schools can't be businesses

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Global Educational Policies and Reforms School Choice and Performance Politics, Economics, and Education Policy

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Preface Introduction: Business and School Reform 1. The Logic of the Reforms 2. How the Reforms Have Changed Schools 3. Why Schools Have Adopted the Reforms 4. Limits to Business Influence 5. Are Public Schools like Businesses? 6. Has Business Influence Improved Schools? Notes Acknowledgments Index

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