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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures vii
- List of Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction. School Choice, Parent Incentives, and the Use of Information 1
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Part One
- Chapter 1. Reinventing the Governance Structure of Education: School Choice as Educational Reform 19
- Chapter 2. Parent Behavior and the Demand Side of School Choice 39
- Chapter 3. Studying Choice: The Research Design 59
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Part Two
- Chapter 4. The Distribution of Preferences: What Do Parents Want from Schools? 85
- Chapter 5. How Do Parents Search for Information? 108
- Chapter 6. Building Social Networks to Search for Information about Schools 126
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Part Three. Chapter 6 Building Social Networks to Search for Information about Schools
- Chapter 7. The Distribution of Knowledge: How Much Do Parents Know about the Schools? 147
- Chapter 8. Allocational Efficiency: You Can't Always Get What You Want—But Some Do 164
- Chapter 9. Productive Efficiency: Does School Choice Affect Academic Performance? 185
- Chapter 10. Does Choice Increase Segregation and Stratification? 204
- Chapter 11. Choosing Together Is Better than Bowling Alone: School Choice and the Creation of Social Capital 223
- Chapter 12. Opting Out of Public Schools: Can Choice Affect the Relationship between Private and Public Schools? 238
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Conclusion
- Chapter 13. Myths and Markets: Choice Is No Panacea, But It Does Work 261
- Notes 275
- References 285
- Index 307
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures vii
- List of Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction. School Choice, Parent Incentives, and the Use of Information 1
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Part One
- Chapter 1. Reinventing the Governance Structure of Education: School Choice as Educational Reform 19
- Chapter 2. Parent Behavior and the Demand Side of School Choice 39
- Chapter 3. Studying Choice: The Research Design 59
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Part Two
- Chapter 4. The Distribution of Preferences: What Do Parents Want from Schools? 85
- Chapter 5. How Do Parents Search for Information? 108
- Chapter 6. Building Social Networks to Search for Information about Schools 126
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Part Three. Chapter 6 Building Social Networks to Search for Information about Schools
- Chapter 7. The Distribution of Knowledge: How Much Do Parents Know about the Schools? 147
- Chapter 8. Allocational Efficiency: You Can't Always Get What You Want—But Some Do 164
- Chapter 9. Productive Efficiency: Does School Choice Affect Academic Performance? 185
- Chapter 10. Does Choice Increase Segregation and Stratification? 204
- Chapter 11. Choosing Together Is Better than Bowling Alone: School Choice and the Creation of Social Capital 223
- Chapter 12. Opting Out of Public Schools: Can Choice Affect the Relationship between Private and Public Schools? 238
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Conclusion
- Chapter 13. Myths and Markets: Choice Is No Panacea, But It Does Work 261
- Notes 275
- References 285
- Index 307