Schooling in a corporate society
Subtitle: the political economy of education in America
By: edited by Martin Carnoy.
Edition: 2d ed.
Series: Educational policy, planning, and theory
Publisher: McKay
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 374
Subjects: Educational sociology -- United States.; Educational equalization -- United States.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Schooling and equal opportunity: Social mobility: Raskin, M. G. The channeling colony. Bowles, S. Unequal education and the reproduction of the social division of labor. Equal opportunity in the labor market: Reich, M., Gordon, D. M., and Edwards, R. C. A theory of labor market segmentation. Reich, M. Economic theories of racism. Blair, P. M. Job discrimination and education. Michelson, S. Rational income decisions of Blacks and everybody else. Harrison, B. Education and underemployment in the urban ghetto. Bluestone, B., Murphy, W., and Stevenson, M. Education and industry. Equal opportunity in education: Ribich, T. I. The case for equal educational opportunity. Michelson, S. The political economy of public school finance. Carnoy, M. Is compensatory education possible?; title: The alternatives before us: Levin, H. M. The case for community control of the schools. Stretch, B. B. The rise of the "free school." Brenner, P. Political knowledge and experience in elementary education. Levin, H. M. Educational vouchers and educational equality. Gintis, H. The new working class and revolutionary youth. Illich, I. Why we must disestablish school. Carnoy, M. Educational change: past and present.