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Front Matter (R1-R16)

Executive Summary (1-14)

1 Introduction (15-22)

PART 1: CONCEPTS (23-24)

2 Defining Race (25-38)

3 Defining Discrimination (39-54)

4 Theories of Discrimination (55-70)

PART II: METHODS (71-76)

5 Causal Inference and the Assessment of Racial Discrimination (77-89)

6 Experimental Methods for Assessing Discrimination (90-117)

7 Statistical Analysis of Observational Data (118-161)

8 Attitudinal and Behavioral Indicators of Discrimination (162-185)

9 An Illustration of Methodological Complexity: Racial Profiling (186-202)

PART III: DATA COLLECTION AND RESEARCH (203-204)

10 Measurement of Race by the U.S. Government (205-222)

11 Cumulative Disadvantages and Racial Discrimination (223-246)

12 Research: Next Steps (247-253)

References (254-288)

Selected Bibliography (289-296)

Appendix A: Workshop Agenda (297-299)

Appendix B: Biographical Sketches (300-306)

Index (307-318)