The struggle for control of public education: market ideology vs. democratic values

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Global Educational Policies and Reforms School Choice and Performance Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

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Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. Market Ideology 3. Democratic Education 4. School Choice 5. Educational Technology 6. School Restructuring 7. Curriculum 8. Civic Education 9. Conclusion Index

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