Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments viii
4. Introduction: Competing Discourses and Contrasting Visions of Education 1
5. 1 Democracy as a Way of Life: John Dewey’s Vision for Individuals and Their Relationships 18
6. 2 Markets as a Way of Life: The Friedmans’ Vision for Individuals and Their Relationships 47
7. 3 Competition and Innovation in the Education Industry: Betsy DeVos’s Campaign for School Choice 75
8. 4 Growing Markets, Diminishing Democracy: The Statewide Expansion of Vouchers in Wisconsin 103
9. 5 Connecting Schools and Communities: Local Advocacy for Public Education 132
10. Conclusion: Means, Ends, and Public Education 161
11. Notes 177
12. Bibliography 201
13. Index 225