by Stephen L. Wasby, Anthony A. D'Amato, Rosemary Metrailer · Tapa dura · ISBN 9780809308057
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«Desegregation from Brown to Alexander» is the legal analysis by Stephen L. Wasby, Anthony A. D'Amato and Rosemary Metrailer, in hardcover.
It starts from the hypothesis that the U.S. Supreme Court creates the law rather than merely declaring it, and examines its strategies in cases involving race relations. The central focus is Brown v. Board of Education, but the study covers other desegregation decisions, including summary actions and denials of review, within a broader strategic context.
Published in 1977 by Southern Illinois University Press, with a foreword by Victor G. Rosenblum and 489 pages; includes bibliographic references and an index.
Intended for political scientists, historians, constitutional lawyers, and readers interested in the evolution of U.S. law concerning race relations.
