Research Methods for Studying Legal Issues in Education 2nd Edition Education Law Association K 12 Series Book 92

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Title: Research Methods for Studying Legal Issues in Education 2nd Edition Education Law Association K 12 Series Book 92
ISBN-10: 1-56534-166-X
ISBN-13: 978-1-56534-166-1
Author(s): Anthony Onwuegbuzie, Dennis Van Berkum, Chinasa Elue, Lauren M. Collins, Kristine Hogarty, Charles J. Russo, Tyler Hicks, Kenneth Lane, Lori Pindar, Jeffrey Kromrey, Susan Silver, Steve Permuth, David Goldenberg, James Vines, Whitney Curtis, Kermit Buckner, John Ferron, Patricia First, Jennifer Sughrue, Louise Adler, Ralph Mawdsley
Publisher: Education Law Association
Published: 2015
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Pages: 316
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EAN: 9781565341661
ASIN: 156534166X
Prefix: 978
Group: 1
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-1
Registrant: 56534
Publication: 166
Check Digit: 1
Formatted: 978-1-56534-166-1

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