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(2011) School's strategic responses to competition in segregated urban areas: Patterns in school locations in metropolitan detroit. Education Policy Analysis Archives, 19 (13). Retrieved [date], from [http://epaa.asu.edu/ojs/article/view/829](http://epaa.asu.edu/ojs/article/view/829)  \nAbstract: School choice is intended to leverage competition between schools to produce better educational opportunities for disadvantaged students. Yet we know very little about how competition impacts entire populations of schools of different types in distributing educational options across segregated social landscapes. We draw on theories from the literatures on institutional environment, organizational behavior, and positioning strategies to investigate how different types of schools (public, private, and charters) respond to market competition within Metropolitan Detroit's highly competitive and segregated environment. Mapping illustrates patterns of school types that have opened, relocated, and closed relative to socioeconomic and demographic neighborhood contexts. Our analysis explores the location incentive of high vacancy rate as proxy for affordable spaces suitable for new schools. Findings suggest that competitive incentives have similar effects on different types of organizations.  \nKeywords: GIS; mapping; choice; competition.  \nRespuestas estratégicas de las escuelas a la competencia en áreas urbanas segregadas: Evolución de la localización de las escuelas en el área metropolitana de Detroit  \nSubmitted 09/22/2010 Revisions Received 01/29/2011 Accepted: 02/28/2011  \nEducation Policy Analysis Archives Vol. 19 No . 13 2  \nResumen: La libre elección de escuelas tiene la intencionalidad de aprovechar la competencia entre las escuelas para obtener mejores oportunidades educativas para estudiantes con desventajas. Sin embargo, sabemos muy poco acerca de cómo la competencia impacta poblaciones enteras de escuelas de diferentes tipos en la distribución de opciones educativas en espacios sociales segregados. Basandonos en las teorías sobre medio ambiente institucional, comportamiento organizacional, yestrategias de posicionamiento investigamos cómo los diferentes tipos de escuelas (públicas, privadas y charter) responden a la competencia de mercado en el entorno altamente competitivo y segregado del área Metropolitana de Detroit. El mapeamiento ilustra los patrones de tipos de escuelas que abrieron, se mudaron, y cerraron en relación a los contextos socioeconómicos y demográficos barriales. Nuestro análisis explora la noción de incentivo de tasas elevadas de vacancia como una aproximación a la existencia de los espacios adecuados para nuevas escuelas. Los resultados sugieren que los incentivos competitivos tienen efectos similares en los diferentes tipos de organizaciones.  \nPalabras clave: SIG; la cartografía; elección, competencia; orientación.  \nRespostas estratégicas da Escola à concorrência em áreas urbanas segregados: Padrões nalocalização das escolas na Região Metropolitana de Detroit  \nResumo: A escolha escolar tem como intenção a concorrência entre as escolas para gerar melhoresoportunidades educacionais para alunos desfavorecidos. No entanto, sabemos muito pouco sobre como a competição impacta populações inteiras de escolas de diferentes tipos na distribuição de opções educacionais em contextos segregação social. Baseados nas teorias da literatura sobre oambiente institucional, comportamento organizacional e estratégias de posicionamento para investigar com","cbCaiu4UFCXmW9KB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu4UFCXmW9KB","pdf",519836,"English","# Introduction\n## School choice as a reform movement\n## Competition effects and expected outcomes","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of school choice in this study?\",\"answer\":\"School choice is intended to leverage competition between schools to improve educational opportunities for disadvantaged students.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the study analyze the effect of competition?\",\"answer\":\"It draws on theories of institutional environment, organizational behavior, and positioning strategies to examine how different school types respond to market competition.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the findings suggest about competition incentives across school types?\",\"answer\":\"Competitive incentives have similar effects on different types of organizations, reflected in patterns of openings, relocations, and closures relative to neighborhood contexts.\"}]","School's strategic responses to competition in segregated urban areas: Patterns in school locations in Metropolitan Detroit | PDF",1792094611,76]