Law and Education: Regulation, Consumerism and the Education System

Neville S. Harris

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Legal Issues in Education School Choice and Performance Global Educational Policies and Reforms

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Regulation and consumerism in education control of the school system government and autonomy of educational institutions collective consumer interests and the pattern of local schools provision individual choice of school quality ass urance - schools and higher education the school curriculum - control, choice and involvement the limits of consumerism.

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