Chile was the first country in the world to broadly implement neoliberal educational reforms. The initial reforms of the 1980s,...
In 2008 Ireland found itself in the forefront of the Eurozone crisis. The impact on education has been profound. In this article it is...
In The Black and White of Education in Chicago’s Public Schools, the Chicago Teachers Union exposes the falsehoods and inequities...
This paper looks at the state of higher education in India – in terms of policies and the trajectory that it has taken in the aftermath of ...
In this article, the author draws on "Finnish lessons: what can the world learn from the educational change in Finland", by Pasi...
The article traces the development of the common school system in Karnataka State, India. It is written in Kannada - the language of the...
The lecturer addresses the themes of her co-edited book, which examines the different iterations of the global neo-liberal project to '...
By doing a secondary analysis of the data produced by PISA in 2006 and 2009, the author sets out to show that the relevant reports do...
This article presents a discussion of the development of Jeongyojo or the Korean Teachers and Educational Workers Union from its...
Mexican teachers experienced an intensification of neoliberal education policy during the sexenio of President Enrique Peña Nieto of the...
The author considers recent changes in family relations occurring under neo-liberal regimes, and some of their consequences for schools...
Education has been powerfully affected by the rise of a neoliberal political, economic and cultural agenda. The Australian experience...
