Eric Rofes is Associate Professor of Education at Humboldt State University. Lisa M. Stulberg is Assistant Professor of Educational Sociology at New York University.

• ForewordHerbert Gintis Acknowledgments IntroductionEric Rofes and Lisa M. Stulberg 1. What History Offers Progressive Choice ScholarshipLisa M. Stulberg PART I: Progressive Charter Schooling in Practice 2. Fulfilling the Hope of Brown v. Board of Education through Charter SchoolsJohn B. King Jr. 3. Back to the Future: Ethnocentric Charter Schools in Hawai'iNina K. Buchanan and Robert A. Fox 4. Native American Charter Schools: Culture, Language, and Self-DeterminationMary Jiron Belgarde 5. Independent Black Schools and the Charter MovementPatty Yancey 6. Voices of Progressive Charter School EducatorsMelissa Steel King PART II: Frameworks for Progressive School Choice Analysis 7. The Charter School Movement: Complementing or Competing with Public Education?Alex Medler 8. School Choice through a Foucauldian Lens: Disrupting the Left's Oppositional StanceStacy Smith 9. Charter Schools as the Counterpublics of Disenfranchised Communities: Pedagogy of Resistance or False Consciousness?Eric Rofes Conclusion: Toward a Progressive Politics of School ChoiceEric Rofes and Lisa M. Stulberg Contributors Index

Eric Rofes is Associate Professor of Education at Humboldt State University. Lisa M. Stulberg is Assistant Professor of Educational Sociology at New York University.

• ForewordHerbert Gintis Acknowledgments IntroductionEric Rofes and Lisa M. Stulberg 1. What History Offers Progressive Choice ScholarshipLisa M. Stulberg PART I: Progressive Charter Schooling in Practice 2. Fulfilling the Hope of Brown v. Board of Education through Charter SchoolsJohn B. King Jr. 3. Back to the Future: Ethnocentric Charter Schools in Hawai'iNina K. Buchanan and Robert A. Fox 4. Native American Charter Schools: Culture, Language, and Self-DeterminationMary Jiron Belgarde 5. Independent Black Schools and the Charter MovementPatty Yancey 6. Voices of Progressive Charter School EducatorsMelissa Steel King PART II: Frameworks for Progressive School Choice Analysis 7. The Charter School Movement: Complementing or Competing with Public Education?Alex Medler 8. School Choice through a Foucauldian Lens: Disrupting the Left's Oppositional StanceStacy Smith 9. Charter Schools as the Counterpublics of Disenfranchised Communities: Pedagogy of Resistance or False Consciousness?Eric Rofes Conclusion: Toward a Progressive Politics of School ChoiceEric Rofes and Lisa M. Stulberg Contributors Index

Eric Rofes is Associate Professor of Education at Humboldt State University. Lisa M. Stulberg is Assistant Professor of Educational Sociology at New York University.

• ForewordHerbert Gintis Acknowledgments IntroductionEric Rofes and Lisa M. Stulberg 1. What History Offers Progressive Choice ScholarshipLisa M. Stulberg PART I: Progressive Charter Schooling in Practice 2. Fulfilling the Hope of Brown v. Board of Education through Charter SchoolsJohn B. King Jr. 3. Back to the Future: Ethnocentric Charter Schools in Hawai'iNina K. Buchanan and Robert A. Fox 4. Native American Charter Schools: Culture, Language, and Self-DeterminationMary Jiron Belgarde 5. Independent Black Schools and the Charter MovementPatty Yancey 6. Voices of Progressive Charter School EducatorsMelissa Steel King PART II: Frameworks for Progressive School Choice Analysis 7. The Charter School Movement: Complementing or Competing with Public Education?Alex Medler 8. School Choice through a Foucauldian Lens: Disrupting the Left's Oppositional StanceStacy Smith 9. Charter Schools as the Counterpublics of Disenfranchised Communities: Pedagogy of Resistance or False Consciousness?Eric Rofes Conclusion: Toward a Progressive Politics of School ChoiceEric Rofes and Lisa M. Stulberg Contributors Index