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First published 2026-3

Evolving Equity Traps: New Challenges for Educational Leaders in Pursuit of Anti-Racism

Patricia Virella, David Osworth

Journal of Research on Leadership Education

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First published 2004-12

Equity Traps: A Useful Construct for Preparing Principals to Lead Schools That Are Successful With Racially Diverse Students

Kathryn Bell McKenzie, James Joseph Scheurich

Educational Administration Quarterly

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First published 2021-12

Pan-Diversity Integration as an Equity Trap: Lessons From Preservice Teachers’ Preparation for Teaching English Language Learners in a Predominantly White Institution in the United States

Guofang Li, Youngeun Jee

Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education

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First published 2017-5

On energy equity and China’s policy choices

Shengqing Xu, Tao Wang

Energy & Environment

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First published 2025

Protecting Public Health With Clean Transportation in North Carolina

Elizabeth S. McClure, Seowoo Jung, Virginia T. Guidry

Environmental Health Insights

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First published 2011-3

AJ Bebbington,AA Dani,A Haan and M Walton (eds),Institutional Pathways to Equity: Addressing Inequality Traps,The World Bank: Washington,DC,2008;255 pp.: ISBN 9780821370131,US$25.00

Celi Scalon

International Sociology

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First published 2007-11

God's Work in the Secular World

James A. Sanders

Biblical Theology Bulletin: Journal of Bible and Culture

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First published 2012-6

The paradigmatic pitfalls of customer-centric marketing

Phil Osborne, David Ballantyne

Marketing Theory

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Rightsizing as Spatial Austerity in the American Rust Belt

Jason Hackworth

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space

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First published 2000-07

Can Regionalism Save Poor Cities?

Paul Kantor

Urban Affairs Review

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