Affirmative action matters : creating opportunities for students around the world
edited by Laura Dudley Jenkins and Michele S. Moses.
- New York : Routledge, 2014.
- 221 p.
- (International studies in higher education) .
Table of Contents: Chapter 1. National vicissitudes in higher education affirmative action policies Chapter 2. Assessing affirmative action programs on six continents Chapter 3. India: Beginning a new debate on reserved admissions for castes, tribes and "Other Backward Classes" Chapter 4. Bulgaria: Social justice and privileged access to higher education in a totalitarian society, 1944-1989 Chapter 5. The United States: The changing context of access to higher education Chapter 6. South Africa: Affirming affirmative action through university alternate access programs Chapter 7. Brazil: Enhancing opportunity and justice through new affirmative action policies for black and mixed-race students Chapter 8. France: Affirmative action in French higher education -squaring the circle Chapter 9. Affirmative action matters: Social justice in the era of diversity