BrownPolicy and the Moral Pillars of Democracy: Exploring Justice as the Organizing Principle of Educational Studies

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Educational Studies 46 (6):545-559 (2010)
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reprint Hughes, Sherick; Snauwaert, Dale T. (2010) "Brown Policy and the Moral Pillars of Democracy: Exploring Justice as the Organizing Principle of Educational Studies". Educational Studies: A Jrnl of the American Educ. Studies Assoc 46(6):545-559

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