The Means of Our Salvation: Public Education in Brazil, 1930-1995

Nelly P. Stromquist · David N. Plank

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Why Does Brazil Lag Behind in Educational Development? The Political Economy of Brazilian Development The Brazilian Educational System Public Purpose and Private Interest Policy Goals and Policy Instruments Education and Inequality The Prospects for Educational Reform

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