Educational Freedom in Urban America: Fifty Years After Brown v. Board of Education Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgments
1	The continuing struggle for parental choice	1
2	Fulfilling the legacy of Brown v. Board of Education	5
3	Freedom of choice : Brown, vouchers, and the philosophy of language	13
4	The meaning of Zelman and the future of school choice	53
5	Educational freedom for D.C. Schools	69
6	Undermining teacher quality : the perverse consequences of certification	109
7	Private and public school desegregation in Atlanta 50 years after Brown vs. Board of Education	135
8	Building futures with private scholarships : the Washington scholarship fund	147
9	Success as a charter school : the Cesar Chavez experience	157
10	The politics of school choice : African-Americans and vouchers	177
11	What does a voucher buy? The cost of private schools in six cities	205
12	Markets and urban schooling : what choice-driven competition is doing, and how to make it do more	247
13	How markets affect quality : testing a theory of market education against the international evidence	265
	Contributors	325
	Index	329