
Richard Rothstein
American Historian and education columnist.
Born 1939-01-01
Identifiers
- WikidataQ55641589
- Open LibraryOL193720A
Top Subjects
- United States (6)
- Education (2)
- Academic achievement -- United States (2)
- Labor supply -- United States (1)
- Clothing and dress -- Economic aspects -- United States (1)
- Fashion merchandising -- United States -- Employees (1)
- Science Fiction - General (1)
Books by Richard Rothstein
Total count: 15
Keeping jobs in fashionalternatives to the euthanasia of the U.S. apparel industryEconomic Policy Institute1989-01-01
Universal SoldierA NovelJove1992-07-01-
Where's the money gone?changes in the level and composition of education spendingEconomic Policy Institute1995-01-01
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What do we know about declining (or rising) student achievement?Educational Research Service1997-01-01
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Where's the money going?Changes in the level and composition of education spending, 1991-96Economic Policy Institute1997-01-01
The way we were?the myths and realities of America's student achievementCentury Foundation Press1998-01-01
Can Public Schools Learn From Private SchoolsCase Studies in the Public and Private Nonprofit SectorsEconomic Policy Institute1999-09-01
Class and schoolsusing social, economic, and educational reform to close the Black-white achievement gapEconomic Policy Institute2004-01-01
The Charter School Dust-upExamining The Evidence On Enrollment And AchievementTeacher College Press2005-04-30
Grading educationgetting accountability rightTeachers College Press2008-01-01
Teachers, Performance Pay, and AccountabilityWhat Education Should Learn from Other SectorsEconomic Policy Inst2009-05-01-
All Else EqualAre Public and Private Schools Different?Taylor & Francis Group2013-01-01
The color of lawa forgotten history of how our government segregated AmericaFirst edition.Liveright Publishing Corporation, a division of W.W. Norton & Company2017-01-01-
The Color of LawA Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated AmericaRecorded Books, Inc. and Blackstone Publishing2017-10-15
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Just ActionCreating a Movement That Can End Segregation Enacted under the Color of LawLiveright Publishing Corporation2023-01-01