Review of Structuring Inequality: How Schooling, Housing, and Tax Policies Shaped Metropolitan Development and Education, by T. L. Steffes

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[Book reviewed] Steffes, T. L. (2024). Structuring inequality: How schooling, housing, and tax policies shaped metropolitan development and education. University of Chicago Press.