Conflict in the House: Interethnic Conflict as Change Agent, Change as Conflict Instigator.

Walker, Ernest W.

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Publication Date: 1999

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Conflict in the House: Interethnic Conflict as Change Agent, Change as Conflict Instigator.

Walker, Ernest W.

Journal of Negro Education, v68 n4 p486-95 Fall 1999

Examines interethnic conflict in a number of schools, probing the subsequent changes in and effect on school policy and culture brought about by such conflict. Data come from observations and interviews with participants in the Leading for Diversity Project research study. Discusses the scope of struggles faced by schools attempting to respond to diversity in proactive and meaningful ways. (SM)

Descriptors: Conflict Resolution, Consciousness Raising, Cultural Pluralism, Diversity (Student), Ethnic Bias, Ethnic Groups, Secondary Education

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Language: English

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