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Gerald Grant

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19 books
Hope and despair in the American city

Hope and despair in the American city

2009
Coming Home To Roost V3

Coming Home To Roost V3

2007
The Great Gulf Fixed V3

The Great Gulf Fixed V3

2007
Managing Telecommunications and Networking Technologies in the 21st Century

Managing Telecommunications and Networking Technologies in the 21st Century

2001
Teaching in America

Teaching in America

1999
Review of Research in Education, 1992 (Review of Research in Education)

Review of Research in Education, 1992 (Review of Research in Education)

1992
Review of Research in Education

Review of Research in Education

1991
The world we created at Hamilton High

The world we created at Hamilton High

1988
Education, Character, and America...

Education, Character, and American Schools

1981
On Competence

On Competence

1979
The perpetual dream

The perpetual dream

1978
Hope and Despair in the American City

Hope and Despair in the American City

Year unknown
Hope And Despair In The American City Why There Are No Bad Schools In Raleigh

Hope And Despair In The American City Why There Are No Bad Schools In Raleigh

Year unknown
On competence

On competence

Year unknown
Perpetual Dream

Perpetual Dream

Year unknown Gerald Grant and David Reisman
Teaching in America

Teaching in America

Year unknown Gerald Grant and Christine E. Murray
The politics of the Coleman report

The politics of the Coleman report

Year unknown Gerald Grant and Harvard University. Graduate School of Education
The World We Created At Hamilton High

The World We Created At Hamilton High

Year unknown
Translational Research in Traumat...

Translational Research in Traumatic Brain Injury

Year unknown Daniel Laskowitz and Gerald Grant

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19
Latest book
2009
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OL234797A

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