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P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
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Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2011May 01, 2011 EDT

Tax Assessment In New York State

Steven V. Melnik, David S. Cenedella,
financialnew yorkpolicytaxation

Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2011

Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2011
  • Foreword
    Robert S. Barrows
  • Opening Remarks To Classroom Politics: A Symposium On Education Reform
    Congressman Paul Tonko
  • The Economics Of Education
    Henry M. Levin
  • Tax Assessment In New York State
    Steven V. MelnikDavid S. Cenedella
  • The Role Of Unions In Education Improvement
    Pauline R. Kinsella
  • Book Review: Louis D. Brandeis: A Life
    Paul Brickner
  • The Four Week Challenge: Student Mothers, Maternity Leaves, And Pregnancy Based Sex Discrimination
    Brittany Grome
  • Comparable Populations And Charter Schools In New York State: Autonomy And Accountability?
    Nicole Nielson
Government Law Review
Steven V. Melnik & David S. Cenedella, Tax Assessment In New York State, 4 GLR (2011).
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