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Applied demography, affirmative action and rapidly evolving case law: A comment on Siegel and Morrison

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Cases cited

  • Adarand Constructors Inc. v. Pena [63 LW 4523 (1995)]

  • Miller v. Johnson [63 LW 4726 (1995)]

  • Missouri v. Jenkins [63 LW 4486 (1995)]

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    E. Walter Terrie

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Terrie, E.W. Applied demography, affirmative action and rapidly evolving case law: A comment on Siegel and Morrison. Popul Res Policy Rev 15, 165–168 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00126133

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