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Affirmative Discrimination: Ethnic Inequality and Public Policy, Nathan Glazer
Homemakers: The Forgotten Workers, Rae André Reviewed by Elinor G. Barber
Reasoning about Discrimination: The Analysis of Professional and Executive Work in Federal Antibias Programs, Richard A. Lester Reviewed by Elinor G. Barber
Justice and Reverse Discrimination, Alan H. Goldman ; Fair Game? Inequality and Affirmative Action, John C. Livingston Reviewed by Elinor G. Barber
Public Policy and Private Higher Education, David W. Breneman, Chester E. Finn and Susan C. Nelson Reviewed by Elinor G. Barber
The Diploma Disease: Education, Qualification and Development, Ronald Dore Reviewed by Elinor G. Barber
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