Add to ORKGpaper I have benefitted greatly from the comments of the discussants, Tim Smeeding and Jane Waldfogel, and of many other participants at the conference. Very helpful comments were also made by Tony Atkinson, Tani
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In recent years, the study of religious diversity has become a significant educational issue in Euro...
In the field of childhood studies and child rights activism there is a strong commitment to supporti...
This article uses recent empirical results from a comparative Southern European study to show that t...
The concept of social exclusion has been widely debated in Europe but its application to children ha...
If developments in Europe over the last decade are any indication, the concept of social exclusion h...
It is gratifying to see that the spirited debate that ensued at the Think Tank remains enlivened in ...
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There has been much debate about the underachievement of boys in the United Kingdom (UK), fuelled by...
Despite the progress that has been made over the 25 years since the Salamanca Statement, there is st...
The 1989 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child has inspired advocates and policy makers across th...
This paper begins with an exploration of the history of the international Education for All (EFA) pr...
Family Group Conferences are being used in a range of decision making forums around the world. They ...
controversial pieces of legislation in the history of federal educational policy making. David Karen...
This symposium will focus on the issue of including all children in schools, a challenge faced by te...
Although an increasing number of studies on children in non-Western and Western contexts have been c...
In recent years, the study of religious diversity has become a significant educational issue in Euro...
In the field of childhood studies and child rights activism there is a strong commitment to supporti...
This article uses recent empirical results from a comparative Southern European study to show that t...