Research & Publications.

Journal Articles

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"Teachers’ Rights Versus Students’ Rights: Race and Professional Authority in the New York City Public Schools, 1960–1986" (American Educational Research Journal, 2016)

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Vikings: Raiding for Resources

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Journal Articles

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D. D'Amico, “'An Old Order Is Passing': The Rise of Applied Learning in University-Based Teacher Education during the Great Depression" (History of Education Quarterly, 2015).

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S. Horsford & D. D'Amico, "The past as more than prologue: a call for historical research," (International Journal of Educational Management, 2015).

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D. D'Amico, "Teachers’ Rights Versus Students’ Rights: Race and Professional Authority in the New York City Public Schools, 1960–1986" (American Educational Research Journal, 2016).

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D. D'Amico, R. Pawlewicz, P. Earley & A. McGeehan, "Where are All the Black Teachers? Discrimination in the Teacher  Labor Market" (Harvard Educational Review, 2017).

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D. D'Amico, "An Uneasy Union:  Women Teachers, Organized Labor,  and the Contested Ideology  of Profession during the Progressive Era" (Labor: Studies in Working-Class History, 2017).

Book Projects

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D. D'Amico, Blaming Teachers: Professionalization Policies and the Failure of Reform in American History (Rutgers University Press, Forthcoming).

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D. D'Amico, Pathologizing Blackness: The National Teacher Corp, Federal Education Policy and the Racialized Discourse of Success and Failure (In Progress).

Book Chapters

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D. D'Amico & A. Guiden, "Teachers and the Development of Profession,” in International Handbook of Historical Studies in Education: Debates, Tensions and Direction (Springer, Forthcoming).

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D. D'Amico, S. Horsford & A. Guiden, “In Search of Black Teachers: The Irony of Recruitment and Hiring Policies Post-Brown” in AERA Handbook

on Teachers of Color (forthcoming).

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D. D'Amico & J. View, "Fractured Consensus: Social Justice and Teacher

Professionalism in the U.S. in Historical Perspective,” in Handbook on promoting social justice in education (Springer, In Progress)

Editorials, Commentaries & Invited Essays

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D. D'Amico, "Teacher Strikes Can’t Fix the Core Problems with Our Schools" (Washington Post, January 2019).

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D. D'Amico, "The Myth of Teacher Tenure" (Teachers College Record, 2014).

Special Issues of Journals

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S.D. Horsford, D. Stovall, R. Hopson & D. D'Amico, eds. "School Leadership for the Public Good: Reclaiming Community, Advocacy, and Justice" (Leadership and Policy in Schools, Forthcoming)