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If you liked Choice and the use of market forces in schooling by Gary Miron, start with Autonomy in exchange for accountability (2000), Strengthening educational research in developing countries (1991), and Exploring the school choice universe (2012). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends Autonomy in exchange for accountability (2000), Strengthening educational research in developing countries (1991), Exploring the school choice universe (2012), Flemish community of Belgium 2015 (2015), and Special needs education in Nicaragua (1994).

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Choice and the use of market forces in schooling is by Gary Miron.