A Profitable Education?: Educational Alternatives, Inc., and other for-profit firms are working to reshape public schools-and make a buck in the bargain. Is this the future of American education?

Business Ethics: The Magazine of Corporate Responsibility 8 (4):22-25 (1994)
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