Policy Changes Following School Board Member Incumbent Defeat and Superintendent Turnover A Case Study /

Policy Changes Following School Board Member Incumbent Defeat and Superintendent Turnover [microform] : A Case Study / Debra Johnson.

The dissatisfaction theory of American democracy (Ianneccone and Lutz, 1970, 1978) purports that citizens do not become politically active until a high level of dissatisfaction is present and that superintendent turnover is the end result of a process in which the school board becomes increasingly u...

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Main Author: Johnson, Debra
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1988.
Subjects:
Administrative Change.
Boards of Education.
Case Studies.
Educational Change.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Majority Attitudes.
Political Campaigns.
Political Influences.
Politics of Education.
Public Opinion.
Public Support.
School Administration.
School Community Relationship.
School District Reorganization.
School Support.
Superintendents.

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