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Publication Date: 2007-03-15
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Bibliography: William Koski and Eileen L. Horng, Curbing or Facilitating Inequality? Law, Collective Bargaining, and Teacher Assignment Among Schools in California, Stanford, CA: Institute for Research on Education Policy and Practice (2007).

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