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The Journal of Race & Policy's mission is to provide an interdisciplinary forum for the presentation of research on public policy issues including education, employment, health care, political participation, social welfare, and social justice. As an independent, peer-reviewed, scholarly publication, the journal seeks to promote intellectual debate, rigorous investigation, and the development of new ideas on race, ethnicity, diversity, and public policy in American society and the global arena. JRP seeks to bring to academia and policy makers timely perspectives and insights about race and ethnicity and their relevance to policy-related topics.
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Volume 3, Number 1, Spring/Summer 2007Table of Contents
pp. 11-12
Articles
pp. 15-32
Uncle Sam’s Broken Arm: Historical Reflections on Race, Class, and Government in the Wake of Katrina
pp. 33-45
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pp. 46-66
pp. 67-87
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View Summary of Community at Risk: An Examination of Four Neighborhoods Flooded from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans
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Community at Risk: An Examination of Four Neighborhoods Flooded from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans
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pp. 88-101
pp. 102-112
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View Summary of Organizational Cultural Competence and Disaster Relief Preparation: Implications for Policy and Practice
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pp. 113-121
pp. 122-131
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View Summary of When Levees Break: “What Do We Do Now?” — Pedagogical Implications for Teachers and Learners
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When Levees Break: “What Do We Do Now?” — Pedagogical Implications for Teachers and Learners
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pp. 132-140
pp. 141-165
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View Summary of Therapeutic Cultural Competence in Theory and Practice Following Hurricane Katrina: Culturally Appropriate Therapeutic Responses to Disaster Relief
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| ISSN | 2836-6816 |
|---|---|
| Print ISSN | 1540-8450 |
| Launched on MUSE | 2024-10-15 |
| Open Access | No |
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