Education
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and Accountability
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John Yinger Director |
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William Duncombe Associate Director |
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Jerry Miner Senior Associate |
Ross Rubenstein Senior Associate |
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Robert Bifulco Senior Associate |
Ph.D. Dissertations on Topics in Education
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Yue Hu, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (2007)
Dissertation: Three Essays on Education Policy.
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Emily Pas, Abt Associates, US Census Bureau
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (2007)
Dissertation: Essays on Teacher Labor Markets and Educational Disparities.
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Tae Ho Eom, Assistant Professor, Rutgers University
Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration (2004)
Dissertation: Evaluation of New York State Property Tax Policy: Administration and Behavioral Impacts of School Property Tax Relief (STAR) Program.
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Thabo Mabogoane, Senior Policy Analyst, The Education Foundation Trust, South Africa, Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science (2003)
Dissertation: Understanding Attrition in New York State’s Public Education.
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Tariq Al-Alawi, Assistant Professor, Kuwait University
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (2003)
Dissertation: Two Essays on Personnel Mobility from Public Schools in New York State.
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Robert Bifulco, Assistant Professor, University of Connecticut, Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration (2001)
Dissertation: Do Whole-School Reform Models Boost Student Performance: Evidence from New York City.
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Lloyd Blanchard, Office of Academic Affairs, Louisiana State University
Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration (1999)
Dissertation: School Segregation, Social Capital, and Educational Costs.
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Anna Lukemeyer, Assistant Professor, University of Nevada-Las Vegas, Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration (1999)
Dissertation: Education Finance Equity: Judicial Treatment of Key Issues and Impact of That Treatment on Reform.
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Mohamad Hussein Hamadeh, Assistant Professor, Notre Dame University, Lebanon, Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (1998)
Dissertation: The Capitalization of Local Public Services Into House Values.
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John Ruggiero, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Dayton, Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (1995)
Dissertation: Essays on the Measurement and Causes of Inefficiency in the Public Sector with Application to Education
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