In the most anticipated decision of its 2002 term, the Supreme Court ruled that the school voucher program in Cleveland, Ohio, did not violate the Constitution's ban on the "establishment" of religion. In this book, the authors examine the meaning of the Supreme Court decision and consider the new political and policy context it has created.

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• Contributors (0817939520_vii.pdf ~38 KB)
• Preface (0817939520_ix.pdf ~41 KB)
• Introduction: After Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, What Next? (0817939520_1.pdf ~97 KB)
• Chapter 1: The Equality Principle (0817939520_25.pdf ~71 KB)
• Chapter 2: Seminal or Symbolic? (0817939520_35.pdf ~102 KB)
• Chapter 3: Sunshine Replaces the Cloud (0817939520_55.pdf ~127 KB)
• Chapter 4: The Need for Secular Choice (0817939520_87.pdf ~101 KB)
• Chapter 5: Liberalism and School Choice (0817939520_107.pdf ~107 KB)
• Chapter 6: The Future of School Vouchers (0817939520_135.pdf ~95 KB)
• Chapter 7: The Future of Tax Credits (0817939520_157.pdf ~130 KB)
• Chapter 8: The Future of Charter Schools (0817939520_187.pdf ~113 KB)
• Chapter 9: Implementing No Child Left Behind (0817939520_213.pdf ~76 KB)
• Chapter 10: Freedom and Accountability: An International Overview (0817939520_227.pdf ~131 KB)
• Index (0817939520_261.pdf ~64 KB)