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International Relations and Shifting Visions of Democracy International Relations and Shifting Visions of Democracy
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The NAACP and Cold War Civil Rights The NAACP and Cold War Civil Rights
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The Domestic Constraints of the Second Red Scare The Domestic Constraints of the Second Red Scare
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The Changing Court Doctrines The Changing Court Doctrines
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The NAACP Legal Strategy at the Supreme Court The NAACP Legal Strategy at the Supreme Court
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The Consolidation of the Liberal Incorporationist Order The Consolidation of the Liberal Incorporationist Order
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Three Courts, Communism, and Commercialism: The Rise of the Liberal Incorporationist Coalition
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Published:July 2022
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Abstract
This chapter examines how the changing political context of the 1940s and 1950s, and the response by individuals and coalitions to these changing conditions led to a new educational order. A changing international context, resurgent business community, shifting court doctrines, and anti-communist repression meant that the political environment greatly advantaged educational coalitions and ideas that could accommodate the changing political landscape. This political context greatly advantaged racial democrats in the civil rights movement and scientific efficiency progressives in the progressive education movement, who were able to articulate a policy agenda for education that was largely divorced from radical critiques of American political and economic structures. This coalition, united by a commitment to providing equality of educational opportunity in a free market economic system, became the dominant force in education politics.
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