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Sander, Richard, Taylor, Stuart

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Two legal experts make the explosive argument that affirmative action hurts minority students' educational and career chances - and that liberals are in denial about it.

Categorie:

Jurisprudence & Law

Anno:

2012

Edizione:

1st edition

Casa editrice:

Basic Books

Lingua:

english

Pagine:

304

ISBN 10:

0465030017

ISBN 13:

9780465030019

File:

EPUB, 1.37 MB

IPFS:

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english, 2012

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