Hidden Markets

By P. Burch. 2009

201 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Chapter 1. Trends and Origins Chapter 2. Inside the Market Chapter 3. Privatization and its Intermediaries Chapter 4. Shadow Privatization: Local Experiences with Supplemental Education Services Chapter 5. Invisible Influences: For-Profit Firms and Virtual Charter Schools Chapter 6. In the Interstices: Benchmark Assessments, District Contracts, and NCLB Chapter 7. Working for Transparency

Subfields: Finance

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1. J. Dolle
2. L. Gomez
3. Anthony Bryk
4. Alicia Grunow
5. J. Russell
6. Paul G. Lemahieu
7. T. Kashdan
8. John W. Saye

Citations in the corpus

• A Framework for the Initiation of Networked Improvement Communities (2017, background): “The commercial sector offers an array of educational products, but encourages the rapid spread of products with limited knowledge as to how to make it work effectively across diverse contexts (Burch, 2009; Rowan, 2002).”