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This paper was prepared during the academic year 1974–1975, during which I was a visiting fellow at the Inernational Institute for Educational Planning in Paris. It incorporates several ideas contributed by D. W. Brison, Coordinator of Research and Development at OISE. Useful suggestions have also been made by A. Effrat, D. Lang, M. Levin, J. Hill, H. Russell, A. Schwartz, and others on the Editorial Board ofInterchange. This acknowledgment does not imply that any of the persons named supports or endorses this article or any portion of it. No portion of the article represents an official statement of policy by OISE.

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Churchill, S. Restructuring educational R&D in Ontario. Interchange 6, 49–64 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02145959

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