In so doing, he also addresses the more general issue of why substantial school reform is rare and why the reform that does occur usually fails. Such skill, unfortunately, does not make them good trustees for maintenance of inner-city schools.
Members agree to follow the rules and norms.
Violation of these norms and rules can result in sanctions. Rich concludes that meaningful school reform is not in the vested interest of the cartel. Rather, Rich asserts that the cartel works to derail reform by preventing it from materializing. I'm not much of a bowler, with an average hardly above 100. But when I'm about to bowl a strike, my body disappears into a smoothness that integrates the ball, the alley, and the pins.