Lessons learned: an evaluation of the past and future of educational finance and administrative reform in Canada, Great Britain, and the United States

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Various economic and social factors have contributed to the differing character of educational reforms in the US, Canada, and Great Britain. Experiments with school finance and administrative reforms have led to sometimes unanticipated results. Implementing school choice reforms may be inadvisable due to the inherent reliance of such reforms on the tenuousness of market conditions. Reforms which include charter schools are more likely to succeed in instituting reform goals while maintaining financial stability.

United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Analysis, Finance, Education, Educational innovations, School, Choice of, School choice

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Standing for protection of collective rights in the European communities

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The author outlines European Court of Justice decisions addressing the standing of individually concerned litigants in European Union environmental protection suits. Topics include judicial discretion in standing jurisprudence and limits of standing doctrine.

European Union, Interpretation and construction, Environmental aspects, Standing (Law), International environmental law, Citizen suits (Civil procedure), Citizen lawsuits, Environmental law, International

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