Dr. Khalfani is President and Founder of ATIRA Corp, a Think Tank that develops solutions to African problems globally. He is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Essex County College and is also a Research Associate with the African Census Analysis Project at the University of Pennsylvania. He is currently editing a special volume of Critical Sociology that examines racial statistics.

• Tables, Charts, & Figures Acknowledgment Introduction Chapter 1 - Shell/Core Embedded Conflict Theory PART 1: THE CORE Chapter 2 - Principle Attainment Process Chapter 3 - Liberty Chapter 4 - Equality Chapter 5 - Justice Chapter 6 - One World - Many Worlds Chapter 7 - Core Principle Interconnectivity Explained PART II: The Shell Chapter 8 - Time to Compare: Temporal Concerns Chapter 9 - The Foundations of Affirmative Action Chapter 10 - The Development of Affirmative Action PART III: The Analysis Chapter 11 - Specifying the Core Debate Chapter 12 - Making the Case Conclusion Appendix 1 - Codebook Appendix 2 - Hattie Rogers's Narrative Appendix 3 - United States Presidential Executive Orders Appendix 4 - Methods Bibliography Notes Index

Dr. Khalfani is President and Founder of ATIRA Corp, a Think Tank that develops solutions to African problems globally. He is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Essex County College and is also a Research Associate with the African Census Analysis Project at the University of Pennsylvania. He is currently editing a special volume of Critical Sociology that examines racial statistics.

• Tables, Charts, & Figures Acknowledgment Introduction Chapter 1 - Shell/Core Embedded Conflict Theory PART 1: THE CORE Chapter 2 - Principle Attainment Process Chapter 3 - Liberty Chapter 4 - Equality Chapter 5 - Justice Chapter 6 - One World - Many Worlds Chapter 7 - Core Principle Interconnectivity Explained PART II: The Shell Chapter 8 - Time to Compare: Temporal Concerns Chapter 9 - The Foundations of Affirmative Action Chapter 10 - The Development of Affirmative Action PART III: The Analysis Chapter 11 - Specifying the Core Debate Chapter 12 - Making the Case Conclusion Appendix 1 - Codebook Appendix 2 - Hattie Rogers's Narrative Appendix 3 - United States Presidential Executive Orders Appendix 4 - Methods Bibliography Notes Index

Dr. Khalfani is President and Founder of ATIRA Corp, a Think Tank that develops solutions to African problems globally. He is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Essex County College and is also a Research Associate with the African Census Analysis Project at the University of Pennsylvania. He is currently editing a special volume of Critical Sociology that examines racial statistics.

• Tables, Charts, & Figures Acknowledgment Introduction Chapter 1 - Shell/Core Embedded Conflict Theory PART 1: THE CORE Chapter 2 - Principle Attainment Process Chapter 3 - Liberty Chapter 4 - Equality Chapter 5 - Justice Chapter 6 - One World - Many Worlds Chapter 7 - Core Principle Interconnectivity Explained PART II: The Shell Chapter 8 - Time to Compare: Temporal Concerns Chapter 9 - The Foundations of Affirmative Action Chapter 10 - The Development of Affirmative Action PART III: The Analysis Chapter 11 - Specifying the Core Debate Chapter 12 - Making the Case Conclusion Appendix 1 - Codebook Appendix 2 - Hattie Rogers's Narrative Appendix 3 - United States Presidential Executive Orders Appendix 4 - Methods Bibliography Notes Index