American Behavioral Scientist -- Table of Contents (July 1 1985, 28 [6])

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: The Authors
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 723. [PDF]

FREDERICK R. LYNCH: Introduction
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 725-729. [PDF] [References]

CHRISTOPHER JENCKS: Affirmative Action for Blacks: Past, Present, and Future
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 731-760. [PDF] [References]

JAMES R. KLUEGEL: "If There Isn't a Problem, You Don't Need a Solution": The Bases of Contemporary Affirmative Action Attitudes
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 761-784. [PDF] [References]

RALPH A. ROSSUM: Plessy, Brown, and the Reverse Discrimination Cases: Consistency and Continuity in Judicial Approach
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 785-806. [PDF] [References]

FREDERICK R. LYNCH: Affirmative Action, the Media, and the Public: A Look at a "Look-Away" Issue
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 807-827. [PDF] [References]

NATHAN GLAZER: Affirmative Action as a Remedy for Discrimination: Strategies for the Future
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 829-840. [PDF] [References]

FREDERICK R. LYNCH: Affirmative Action: What Has Happened? What Will Happen?
American Behavioral Scientist 1985 28: 841-843. [PDF]

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