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Expanding the Capacity for Data Use in Education Policy: Three Papers on the Legislative Origins, Intergovernmental Networks, and Bureaucratic Infrastructure that Contributed to the Rise of State Longitudinal Data Systems

Kellogg, Ann Teresa. University of Maryland, Baltimore County ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2020. 28093987.