Building Knowledge Cultures: Education and Development in the Age of Knowledge Capitalism

Michael Adrian Peters · A.C. Besley

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Chapter 1 Cultural Knowledge Economy: Education, the New Economy and the Communicative Turn Chapter 2 The Politics of Postmodernity and the Promise of Education Chapter 3 Education Policy in the Age of Knowledge Capitalism Chapter 4 National Policy Constructions of the 'Knowledge Economy': Towards a Critique Chapter 5 Classical Political Economy and the Role of Universities in the New Knowledge Economy Chapter 6 The Theatre of Fast Knowledge: Performative Epistemologies Chapter 7 The New Pedagogy and Social Learning: Current Pedagogic Research and Practice Chapter 8 Theorising Educational Practices: The Politico-Ethical Choices Chapter 9 Knowledge Networks, Innovation and Development: Education After Modernization Chapter 10 Educational Policy Futures

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