The Edison Schools: Corporate Schooling and the Assault on Public Education

Kenneth J. Saltman

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Contents. Acknowledgments. Introduction: Pledging allegiance to the corporation. Part 1. Rise and Fall. Part 2. But Does it work? Part 3. Edron: Two brief studies in corporate unaccountability. Part 4. No Contest: Edison's takeover of the Philadelphia schools and the lessons of public school competition. Part 5. Corporate Schooling and the Future of the Public. Index.

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