Education, globalization and social change

Hugh Lauder, Phillip Brown, Jo‐Anne Dillabough, A. H. Halsey

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Global Education Systems and Policies Global Educational Policies and Reforms Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

Abstract

PART 1: CLASSIC TEXTS PART 2: CONTEMPORARY THEORIES OF SOCIAL CHANGE PART 3: EDUCATION, GLOBALIZATION AND THE NATION STATE PART 4: EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE AND THE GLOBAL LABOUR MARKET PART 5: THE FAMILY, OPPORTUNITY AND SOCIAL MOBILITY PART 6: POWER, CULTURE AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITIES PART 7: CHANGING EDUCATION AND TEACHERS' WORK PART 8: CURRICULUM, LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT PART9:UNIVERSITIES, HIGHER EDUCATION AND LIFELONG LEARNING PART 10: EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT

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