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Adequacy Lawsuits conference papers

Panel I. The Origins of Adequacy Litigation
PEPG 05-24	The Inadequacy of Adequacy Guarantees: A Historical Perspective Joseph P. Viteritti Hunter College, City University of New York
PEPG 05-25	When Did Education Become a Civil Right? The 20th Century's Modifications to State Constitutional Provisions for Public Education John C. Eastman Chapman University School of Law
Panel II. The Legal Theory of Adequacy: A Current Overview
PEPG 05-26	Educational Adequacy as Legal Theory: Implications from Equal Educational Opportunity Doctrine Michael Heise Cornell Law School
Panel III. The Politics of Adequacy Litigation
PEPG 05-27	Accountability, Adequacy, and the Impact of No Child Left Behind Andrew Rudalevige Dickinson College
Panel IV. Defining Adequacy
PEPG 05-28	The Alchemy of "Costing Out" an Adequate Education Eric Hanushek Hoover Institution — Stanford University
Panel V. The Politics of Adequacy Implementation
PEPG 05-29	Stimulant or Salve? The Politics of Adequacy Implementation Frederick M. Hess American Enterprise Institute
PEPG 05-30	The Politics of Not Implementing an Adequacy Judgment: The Case of New York Joe Williams New York Daily News
Panel VI. Responding to Adequacy Judgments
PEPG 05-31	School Finance Judgments and Spending on Education: A Review of the Evidence Christopher Berry Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago
Panel VII. The Adequacy of Teacher Pay
PEPG 05-32	Is Teacher Pay 'Adequate'? Michael Podgursky University of Missouri - Columbia
Panel VIII. The Relationship between Adequacy and Equity
PEPG 05-33	The Relationship between Adequacy and Equity Richard Briffault Columbia University School of Law
PEPG 05-34	Massachusetts' Hancock Case and the Adequacy Doctrine Robert Costrell Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Panel IX. The Role of the Courts: Opportunities and Limitations
PEPG 05-35	Who Should Govern? Adequacy Litigation and the Separation of Powers Martha Derthick — University of Virginia Josh Dunn — University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
PEPG 05-36	The Judiciary and the Uncertain Future of Adequacy Remedies: A Look to the Past Kenneth Starr Pepperdine University School of Law
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