Race preference programs and the United States Supreme Court strict scrutiny standard of review

Race preference programs and the United States Supreme Court strict scrutiny standard of review

by Maurice Y. Mongkuo

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"Provides an analysis of the outcomes of policies instituted in St. Petersburg, Florida to promote equity in the award of contracts to women and minority-owned (W/M) businesses. This research was originally conducted for St. Petersburg"--Foreword.

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