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Articles in Winter, 2001 issue of Education Next

• Can't let go: just a few years back, school-based management was the rage in Cleveland. Except that the central office wasn't all that interested in relinquishing control - Forum
  by Patrick J. Ryan
• A work in progress: Michigan's potent combination of interdistrict choice and charter schooling is forcing traditional public schools to take notice. Whether they respond is often a different story - Forum
  by David Arsen
• The looming shadow: Can the threat of vouchers persuade a public school to turn itself around? - Research
  by Jay P. Greene
• Old wine, new bottles - Forum
  by James G. Cibulka
• The work ahead: creating a truly competitive market in education will require nothing less than a complete overhaul of the rules and culture of public schooling - Forum
  by Frederick M. Hess
• Rising tide: critics of school choice have grossly underestimated the public school system's ability to respond to competition - Research
  by Caroline Minter Hoxby
• Finishing touches: More than a quarter of all public schools in Arizona are now charter schools. Some districts have lost more than 20 percent of their students to charters. Guess who's concerned? - Forum
  by Robert Maranto
• Choice words: religious schools, parental choices. . - book review - The Ambiguous Embrace: Government and Faith-Based Schools and Social Agencies, Schools, Vouchers, and the American Public, and Choosing Schools: Consumer Choice and the Quality of Ameri
• Round and round they go: take my urban school district, please - Forum - Brief Article
• Putting parents first: A cause worth fighting for - Education Matters to Me - Brief Article
  by Thomas J. Ridge
• Her worship: cities look for a savior to transform their school systems, but lasting reform takes a sustained, community-wide effort - Forum
  by Paul T. Hill
• When schools compete: does school choice push public schools to improve? - Forum - Brief Article
• Fixing federal research: education demands a first-rate R&D shop. The Department of Education isn't it-yet - Feature - research and development
  by Maris A. Vinovskis
• The new education market: examining the early responses of public schools to competition - From the Editors - Brief Article
• School home - Feature
  by Christopher W. Hammons
• Correspondence
• A steeper, better road to graduation - Feature
  by John H. Bishop