The Genesis and Present Status of Affirmative Action in Employment: Economic, Legal, and Political Realities.

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Main Author: Jones, James E., Jr.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1986
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contents The Genesis and Present Status of Affirmative Action in Employment: Economic, Legal, and Political Realities. Jones, James E., Jr. Affirmative Action Compliance (Legal) Court Litigation Economic Factors Employment Practices Legislation Minority Groups Political Influences Quotas United States History Traces the origin of affirmative action from Reconstruction and the Fourteenth Amendment through the emergence in case law of legal definitions of quotas and the development of the modern concept of affirmative action. The current legal status of affirmative action employment programs, their effectiveness, and future prospects are commented upon. (EM)
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spellingShingle The Genesis and Present Status of Affirmative Action in Employment: Economic, Legal, and Political Realities.
Jones, James E., Jr.
Affirmative Action
Compliance (Legal)
Court Litigation
Economic Factors
Employment Practices
Legislation
Minority Groups
Political Influences
Quotas
United States History
The Genesis and Present Status of Affirmative Action in Employment: Economic, Legal, and Political Realities. Jones, James E., Jr. Affirmative Action Compliance (Legal) Court Litigation Economic Factors Employment Practices Legislation Minority Groups Political Influences Quotas United States History Traces the origin of affirmative action from Reconstruction and the Fourteenth Amendment through the emergence in case law of legal definitions of quotas and the development of the modern concept of affirmative action. The current legal status of affirmative action employment programs, their effectiveness, and future prospects are commented upon. (EM)
title The Genesis and Present Status of Affirmative Action in Employment: Economic, Legal, and Political Realities.
topic Affirmative Action
Compliance (Legal)
Court Litigation
Economic Factors
Employment Practices
Legislation
Minority Groups
Political Influences
Quotas
United States History
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ358315