This paper examines the determinants of systemic education reform in the American states. Socioeconomic, political, and cultural variables are all found to affect the level of systemic education policy in each state. Unlike many studies of policy determinants, urbanization is negatively associated with this particular policy. The political factors partisan competition and legislative turnover are also found to significantly inhibit systemic reform, but this result reverses within traditionalistic political cultures. Political culture also has a strong influence on state enactment of this type of policy, showing the reluctance of traditionalistic cultures to adopt new legislative programs. These results suggest that political and cultural..a...
Why and when courts will change policy has been the subject of significant scholarly attention, but ...
Given state activism in education reform during the 1980s, a major concern in the development of edu...
Education policy designed at reforming the public schools in the United States has been a central co...
Education policy and funding is, and has historically been, the purview of the individual states. Ea...
This brief describes political challenges to systemic reform and explores the condition under which ...
Social science has provided poor guidance for educational policymakers interested in improving stude...
Shaping Education Policy is a comprehensive overview of education politics and policy, which provide...
The political tradition of local school governance predates the existence of the United States. Yet ...
Since 1983, education has risen to the top of many states ' policy agendas. The level of state ...
Almost half of the states in the United States allow citizens to make educational policy through bal...
The subject of the article is the involvement of the school’s culture in the centralistic education ...
American educational policy was rapidly transformed between 1980 and 2001. Accountability was introd...
Politics is a significant factor in determining education policy. Despite efforts to isolate educati...
This paper addresses the notion that persons at risk of failure to achieve an adequate education are...
This paper examines proposals to integrate regular and special education. It offers an overview of p...
Why and when courts will change policy has been the subject of significant scholarly attention, but ...
Given state activism in education reform during the 1980s, a major concern in the development of edu...
Education policy designed at reforming the public schools in the United States has been a central co...
Education policy and funding is, and has historically been, the purview of the individual states. Ea...
This brief describes political challenges to systemic reform and explores the condition under which ...
Social science has provided poor guidance for educational policymakers interested in improving stude...
Shaping Education Policy is a comprehensive overview of education politics and policy, which provide...
The political tradition of local school governance predates the existence of the United States. Yet ...
Since 1983, education has risen to the top of many states ' policy agendas. The level of state ...
Almost half of the states in the United States allow citizens to make educational policy through bal...
The subject of the article is the involvement of the school’s culture in the centralistic education ...
American educational policy was rapidly transformed between 1980 and 2001. Accountability was introd...
Politics is a significant factor in determining education policy. Despite efforts to isolate educati...
This paper addresses the notion that persons at risk of failure to achieve an adequate education are...
This paper examines proposals to integrate regular and special education. It offers an overview of p...
Why and when courts will change policy has been the subject of significant scholarly attention, but ...
Given state activism in education reform during the 1980s, a major concern in the development of edu...
Education policy designed at reforming the public schools in the United States has been a central co...