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CURRENT BULLETIN		Featured Articles
	Politics of Education Bulletin V34, 2, Spring 2010	Market Reform Meets Conflict Realities: Assessing the Impact of School Choice from Two Competing Theoretical Perspectives Tomeka Davis Georgia State University	Small Steps: Democracy Education Efforts with K-12 Schoolchildren in Bahrain Mohammed Darabie Bowling Green State University
ARCHIVED BULLETINS
	Politics of Education Bulletin v34, 1, Fall, 2009	Between Citizens and the State: The Politics of American Higher Education in the 20th Century Christopher P. Loss Vanderbilt University
	Poltics of Education Bulletin V33, 2, Spring 2009	Politics in the Classroom: Searching for the Student Perspective Darren L. Linvill Clemson University	Politics, Budgetary Trade-offs, and Public Funding of Higher Education David Tandberg Pennsylvania Department of Education
	Politics of Education Bulletin v33, 1, Fall 2008	How Did We Get Here? Paradigms, Fields, and Professions in Education Policy Jal Mehta Harvard University
	Politics of Education Bulletin v32, 2, Spring 2008	The Politics of Teacher Assignment: Notes from the Field Lora Cohen-Vogel Florida State University	Islam, National Identity, and Educational Policy: Lessons Learned from the Somali Diaspora in Toronto Bruce A. Collet Bowling Green State University
	Politics of Education Bulletin v32, 1, Fall 2007	Decision-making in Interest Groups: A Case Study of Charter School Policy Adoption Deirdre Martinez University of Pennsylvania	Education Advocacy in Washington: Anything New? Gerald E. Sroufe American Educational Research Association Washington, DC
	Politics of Education Bulletin v31, 2, Spring 2007	Politics of community: Local, state, and federal sources of community and influence John Sipple Cornell University
	Politics of Education Bulletin v31, 1, Fall 2006	A Forty-Year Perspective on the Politics of Education and its Association, PEA Michael Kirst Stanford University	A Forty-Two Year Perspective on the Politics of Education and the Future of PEA Enrique Alemán, Jr., University of Utah Brendan D. Maxcy, University of Missouri - Columbia
	Politics of Education Bulletin v30, 3, Spring 2006	Some Thoughts on Immigrants, Schools, and Exclusionary Politics in the U.S. Melissa Marschall Rice University	Teaching Educational Politics: Advances in the Field Since 1989 Gregg Garn, University of Oklahoma Lance Fusarelli, North Carolina State University
	Politics of Education Bulletin v30, 2, Winter 2006	The Reform Beat: Urban School Reform, Journalism, and Democracy Dorothy Shipps, Teachers College, Columbia University
	Politics of Education Bulletin v30, 1, Fall 2005	Learning from Experience: New York City’s Small High Schools Patrice Iatarola, Florida State University	Perspectives~ High School Reform: The Downside of Scaling Up David C. Bloomfield Brooklyn College, CUNY
	Politics of Education Bulletin v29,2,Spring 2005	Information and Information Use for School Choice Under a Statewide Voucher Program Virginia R. Weidner, Leon County (Florida) Schools	Some Thoughts on the No Child Left Behind Act and a Second Term for the Bush Administration Catherine A. Lugg Rutgers University
	Politics of Education Bulletin v29, 1, Fall 2004	Education and the 2004 Presidential Contest Frederick M. Hess & Andrew Kelly American Enterprise Institute
	Politics of Education Bulletin v28,2,Spring 2004	The View from the Front of the Parade: What Education Reform in Massachusetts Can Tell Us about the No child Left Behind Act Kathryn A. McDermott University of Massachusetts, Amherst
	Politics of Education Bulletin v26, 2, Spring 2003	Is there a BLOG in your future? Information and Politics Richard G. Townsend, OISE, University of Toronto
	Politics of Education Bulletin v26,1,Fall 2002	Florida’s Two Voucher Programs: What the Research Tells Us Carolyn Herrington Florida State University