Flunking Democracy: Schools, Courts, and Civic Participation
Flunking Democracy explores how schools, courts, and civic participation are connected. Michael A. Rebell considers the place of education and legal institutions in democratic life, offering a focused examination of the forces that shape civic engagement and the relationship between public institutions and democracy.
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Flunking Democracy examines the relationship between schools and democratic participation.
The book focuses on the role of courts in questions involving education and civic life.
It considers how schools and legal institutions intersect with the practice of democracy.
Written by Michael A. Rebell, this work addresses education, law, and civic participation.
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