Imperialism, Social Control and the Colonial Curriculum in Africa

Stephen J. Ball

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This paper was first presented at the ‘Histories and Ethnographies of School Subjects’ conference, St. Hilda's College, Oxford (20‐22 September 1982). I am grateful to Scilla Furey for her comments...

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