Six papers from a variety of related disciplines discuss basic issues involved in Milliken vs Bradley, the papers reflecting the following areas: legal implications, political science perspectives, educational implications, housing implications, economic implications, and implications for desegregation centers. Scholars and authorities comment on each of the papers. The report is divided into six major sections, one for each of the subjects covered. Each section contains the pertinent paper, followed by the portion of the transcript dealing with the subject matter, including the author's summary, the remarks of the reactors, and an interchange among them and the Civil Rights Commissioners. Papers included are: Milliken vs Bradley: the meaning of the constitution in school desegregation cases; the political implications of Milliken vs Bradley; a sociological view of the post-Milliken era; Milliken vs Bradley and residential segregations; minority education; some economic questions; and, Milliken vs Bradley; implications for desegregation centers and metropolitan desegregation. (Author/AM)