Law, Bureaucracy and Politics: The Implementation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by Augustus J. Jones
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...a valuable contribution to the literature, belongs in libraries and would make a good case study for courses in public policy. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University * Perspective *
Title VI agencies should develop strategies based on Dr. Jones's book to ensure that Congress, the Courts, and Federal agencies are afforded the opportunity to shape and influence the implementation of Title VI...the book should be used as a training model for political science students in universities. -- Lucius L. Brown, Jr., Equal Opportunity Specialist * Perspective *
This is a very fine piece of work. It shows a grasp of the central issues of law and administration and reflects an enormous amount of research. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University
This is a very fine piece of work. It shows a grasp of the central issues of law and administration and reflects an enormous amount of research. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University
...a valuable contribution to the literature, belongs in libraries and would make a good case study for courses in public policy. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University * Perspective *
Title VI agencies should develop strategies based on Dr. Jones's book to ensure that Congress, the Courts, and Federal agencies are afforded the opportunity to shape and influence the implementation of Title VI...the book should be used as a training model for political science students in universities. -- Lucius L. Brown, Jr., Equal Opportunity Specialist * Perspective *
Title VI agencies should develop strategies based on Dr. Jones's book to ensure that Congress, the Courts, and Federal agencies are afforded the opportunity to shape and influence the implementation of Title VI...the book should be used as a training model for political science students in universities. -- Lucius L. Brown, Jr., Equal Opportunity Specialist * Perspective *
This is a very fine piece of work. It shows a grasp of the central issues of law and administration and reflects an enormous amount of research. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University
This is a very fine piece of work. It shows a grasp of the central issues of law and administration and reflects an enormous amount of research. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University
...a valuable contribution to the literature, belongs in libraries and would make a good case study for courses in public policy. -- Timothy J. O'Neill, Tulane University * Perspective *
Title VI agencies should develop strategies based on Dr. Jones's book to ensure that Congress, the Courts, and Federal agencies are afforded the opportunity to shape and influence the implementation of Title VI...the book should be used as a training model for political science students in universities. -- Lucius L. Brown, Jr., Equal Opportunity Specialist * Perspective *
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CIN081912155XA
9780819121554
081912155X
Law, Bureaucracy and Politics: The Implementation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by Augustus J. Jones
Used - Well Read
Paperback
University Press of America
19820115
316
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