Affirmative action may be the most controversial public issue of
the last decades of the twentieth-century. This three-volume series
collects important primary materials including actual affirmative
action programs, Supreme Court cases and briefs, and influential
scholarly analysis on both sides of the question, offering clear
and understandable explanations of a complex area of law, without
sacrificing the sophisticated, sometimes challenging views of the
most important thinkers and decision makers in the area.
The literature of affirmative action is vast, so the series
emphasizes the most salient constitutional trends, illustrating
developments and arguments with both primary materials and
scholarly commentary. The series reprints examples of actual
affirmative action policies, making concrete the nature of the
programs at stake in the debate. Another major focus is the Supreme
Court; all of the leading cases are reprinted or discussed. Each
volume in the series is introduced by an essay providing an
overview of the major issues, and suggesting additional court
decisions, books and articles for those interested in further
reading.
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