Keyword

disproportionality

Description: A condition or measure in which parts, groups, or outcomes are represented in unequal proportions, studied in social, legal, and ecological contexts.
OpenAlex ID: keywords/disproportionality
1991 · Michael Gallagher · Electoral Studies · 1,115
2016 · Jason A. Grissom, Christopher Redding · AERA Open · 395
2006 · Michael P. Krezmien, Peter E. Leone, et al. · Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders · 341
1994 · Beth Harry, Mary G. Anderson · The Journal of Negro Education · 289
2010 · Dara Shifrer, Chandra Muller, et al. · Journal of Learning Disabilities · 241
2003 · Doug Marston, Paul Muyskens, et al. · Learning Disabilities Research and Practice · 224
2008 · Jennifer F. Samson, Nonie K. Lesaux · Journal of Learning Disabilities · 223
2006 · Robert B. Hill · Issue Lab (Candid) · 205
1998 · Alfredo J. Artiles · The Journal of Special Education · 204
2012 · Angela Christine Griner, Martha Lue Stewart · Urban Education · 186
1999 · James M. Kauffman · Exceptional Children · 182
2019 · Scott J. Peters, Marcia Gentry, et al. · Gifted Child Quarterly · 178
2002 · Martha J. Coutinho, Donald P. Oswald, et al. · Remedial and Special Education · 167
2016 · Russell J. Skiba, Alfredo J. Artiles, et al. · Educational Researcher · 165
2012 · Julia Bryan, Norma L. Day‐Vines, et al. · Journal of Counseling & Development · 134
2008 · Clare Tilbury · International Journal of Social Welfare · 134
2011 · Amanda L. Sullivan, Alfredo J. Artiles · Urban Education · 132
2015 · Bianca D.M. Wilson, Angeliki A. Kastanis · Children and Youth Services Review · 129
1985 · Arend Lijphart · Electoral Studies · 129
2018 · Rebecca A. Cruz, Janelle E. Rodl · The Journal of Special Education · 127
Works count: 796
Citation count: 12,590
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