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Lagemann, Ellen Condliffe. An Elusive Science: The Troubling History of Education Research. Univ. of Chicago. May 2000. c.264p. permanent paper. index. ISBN 0-226-46772-4. $25. ED

Lagemann, who is chair of humanities and the social sciences at New York University and president of the National Academy of Education, has a long history in the field of higher education. In this candid and incisive study, she examines how Americans perceive the people who practice education and explains why their low-status work has undermined the possibilities for developing a strong professional community and a generative scholarly tradition. Weak financial support led to weak research,…

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