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Book Title
Market Approaches to Education
Publication Name
Market Approaches to Education : Vouchers and School Choice
Title
Market Approaches to Education
Subtitle
Vouchers and School Choice
Author
Elchanan Cohn
Contributor
Elchanan Cohn (Edited by)
Format
Hardcover
EAN
9780080425672
ISBN
9780080425672
Publisher
Emerald Publishing The Limited
Genre
Society & Culture
Topic
Children's Learning & Education
Release Year
1997
Release Date
25/04/1997
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
234mm
Item Length
9.4in
Item Width
6.7in
Item Weight
35.2 Oz
Publication Year
1997
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
600 Pages

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The book contains a number of essays that address the recent debate on school choice and vouchers. In addition to papers that provide opinions on the role of government in education, the book offers a number of papers that analyze many of the issues employing advanced econometric techniques. Efforts have been made to balance arguments made by authors by including opposing views. The book will contain three major parts. Part 1, Theory and Practice of Choice in Education, offers a discussion of the economic rationale for government interference in schooling and opposing views on private school choice and vouchers, whether educational production is not conducive for the creation of for-profit organizations, and a simulation study to discern, among others, the effect of choice on educational opportunity. Part II - Are Private Schools Superior to Public Schools contains several studies which compare achievement in public and private (especially parochial) schools, and what implications such results have for market approaches. Part III - Empirical Studies of School Choice and Vouchers contains research from several countries (US, Europe, Japan) concerning the success and failure of school choice programs.

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Publisher
Emerald Publishing The Limited
ISBN-10
0080425674
ISBN-13
9780080425672
eBay Product ID (ePID)
39621

Product Key Features

Author
Elchanan Cohn
Publication Name
Market Approaches to Education : Vouchers and School Choice
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
1997
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
600 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.4in
Item Width
6.7in
Item Weight
35.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Lb2828.7.M37 1997
Reviews
This volume of 21 papers contains some essential reading for researchers into New Zealand's education reforms, policymakers, politicians, and lobbyists. Mainly written by economists and political scientists, the papers address some of the core issues and premises of policies which aim to improve educational achievement and quality through choice and competition. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies Cathy Wylie, New Zealand Council for Educational Research The international perspective provided by the papers is impressive. Various chapters concern school-choice schemes which have operated in Britain, Columbia, France, Japan, The Netherlands, Tanzania, Thailand and the US.... it is a book which provides a fine and balanced overview of both conceptual and empirical work on a topic which, because standard methods of analysis are still lacking and because subjective opinions differ, is difficult. Given the nature of the problem and the state-of-the-art, it would be difficult to confer higher praise upon the contributors and the editor. Education Economics G. Johnes, Lancaster University, UK The authors of the papers are high priests in economics of education...it is a book that must be read and reflected by those in educational planning and management; these articles are useful to researchers also who plan for doing research. As India is accepting a free market approach to economic and social development, the book should be read by more people.... the book is a fine collection of first rate articles. Journal of Educational Planning & Administration A.M. Nalla Gounden .... As states are debating and adopting voucher programs it is critical that we understand what we "know" about school choice and what we do not "know." This edited volume, therefore, is a welcome addition to the literature. It provides an excellent overview of the issues surrounding school choice and vouchers. The breadth of issues covered is comprehensive and the views represented wide-ranging.... Unlike many edited volumes, the quality of these papers is generally above average, and they complement one another nicely.... The goal of the volume is to provide a handy reference on some of the best work regarding school choice and school vouchers. The volume certainly meets this goal and will be a welcome addition to the libraries of all interested in the economics of education, in general, and in school choice, in particular. Economics of Education Review Cecilia Elena Rouse, Princeton University., Cathy Wylie, New Zealand Council for Educational Research This volume of 21 papers contains some essential reading for researchers into New Zealand's education reforms, policymakers, politicians, and lobbyists. Mainly written by economists and political scientists, the papers address some of the core issues and premises of policies which aim to improve educational achievement and quality through choice and competition. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies G. Johnes, Lancaster University, UK The international perspective provided by the papers is impressive. Various chapters concern school-choice schemes which have operated in Britain, Columbia, France, Japan, The Netherlands, Tanzania, Thailand and the US.... it is a book which provides a fine and balanced overview of both conceptual and empirical work on a topic which, because standard methods of analysis are still lacking and because subjective opinions differ, is difficult. Given the nature of the problem and the state-of-the-art, it would be difficult to confer higher praise upon the contributors and the editor. Education Economics A.M. Nalla Gounden The authors of the papers are high priests in economics of education...it is a book that must be read and reflected by those in educational planning and management; these articles are useful to researchers also who plan for doing research. As India is accepting a free market approach to economic and social development, the book should be read by more people.... the book is a fine collection of first rate articles. Journal of Educational Planning & Administration Cecilia Elena Rouse, Princeton University .... As states are debating and adopting voucher programs it is critical that we understand what we "know" about school choice and what we do not "know." This edited volume, therefore, is a welcome addition to the literature. It provides an excellent overview of the issues surrounding school choice and vouchers. The breadth of issues covered is comprehensive and the views represented wide-ranging.... Unlike many edited volumes, the quality of these papers is generally above average, and they complement one another nicely.... The goal of the volume is to provide a handy reference on some of the best work regarding school choice and school vouchers. The volume certainly meets this goal and will be a welcome addition to the libraries of all interested in the economics of education, in general, and in school choice, in particular. Economics of Education Review
Table of Content
Preface. Introduction. Theory and Practice of Choice in Education. Are Private Schools Superior to Public Schools? Empirical Studies of School Choice and Vouchers.
Copyright Date
1996
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Education, Finance, General, History
Lccn
96-041664
Dewey Decimal
379.111
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Education, Business & Economics, Science

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