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d217qn61t83	Michael Thomas Hartney	Turning Out Teachers: The Causes and Consequences of Teacher Political Activism in the Postwar United States	2014		.txt	text/plain	357	10	20	I first demonstrate that the wave of public sector collective bargaining laws enacted by states during the 1960s and 1970s helped catalyze teacher political activism by decreasing the costs for teachers unions to mobilize rank-and-file teachers to participate more in politics. Namely, if teachers and their unions are as dominant a force in education politics as the conventional wisdom portends they are, why is the quantitative research literature on teacher unions effects so inconclusive at establishing those effects?	cache/d217qn61t83.txt	txt/d217qn61t83.txt