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Abstract
Professor Schuck has given us a nuanced, thoughtful and provocative view of the controversy over efforts to "open up the suburbs" to people of color and the poor and working classes. His in-depth look at the three landmark cases in the controversy-New Jersey's Mt. Laurel, Chicago's Gautreaux, and Yonkers infamous school and housing segregation fight (especially his analysis of the Yonkers litigation)-are extremely helpful and ground his recommendations and analyses concretely and practically.
Recommended Citation
Been, Vicki
(2005)
"Residential Segregation: Vouchers and Local Government Monopolists,"
Yale Law & Policy Review: Vol. 23
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Iss.
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Available at:
https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/ylpr/vol23/iss1/6