Punishing Schools: Fear and Citizenship in American Public Education

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References Note on Sources In order to fulfill commitments we made to protect the identity of students we interviewed as a part of the IRB process and commitments we made to the wonderful teachers and administrators we worked with at each school about keeping the identity of their individual buildings confidential, we have selectively altered aspects of each school and the communities each building is located within to preserve anonymity. This process involved disguising several sources that we cite in the book, such as newspapers, books written about the two towns, and historical documents that would identify the locations of these schools. All of these sources are available and on file with the authors. 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