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Paul E. Peterson

Henry Lee Shattuck Professor of Government, Harvard University
Director, Program on Education Policy and Governance

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A quiet revolution

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Peterson PE, Howell WG. A quiet revolution. The National Law Journal. 2002.

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07/08/2002

Last updated on 12/04/2012

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