Did the civil rights movement have a direct impact on public policy? Evidence from the passage of state fair housing laws, 1959-1965: National Science Foundation

Anthony S. Chen; Robin Phinney

Did the civil rights movement have a direct impact on public policy? Evidence from the passage of state fair housing laws, 1959-1965: National Science Foundation

Sociology

Research output: Other contribution

Original language	English
State	Published - Sep 24 2004

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