Research policy and review 18. Losing ground - or losing credibility? An examination of a recent policy debate in the United States.

S. E. Clarke; Andrew Kirby; R. F. McNown

Research policy and review 18. Losing ground - or losing credibility? An examination of a recent policy debate in the United States.

S. E. Clarke, Andrew Kirby, R. F. McNown

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This policy review is an examination of Charles Murray's Losing Ground, which is an investigation of the progress made by US blacks since 1950. It purports to show that blacks have made little headway in terms of educational progress and income expectations. -from Authors

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Environment & Planning A
Pages	1015-1025
Number of pages	11
Volume	19
Edition	8
State	Published - 1987
Externally published	Yes

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