Privatisation and Commercialisation in Public Education asks how publicness is being redefined through the restructuring of nominally public school systems. Over the past few decades, governments have engineered a wave of reforms in their public systems opening them to privatisation and commercialisation. In public education systems competition, choice and autonomy have become entrenched vectors of these reforms. This edited collection carefully examines the difference between privatisation and commercialisation and traces the varying effects privatised and commercialised policy reforms have had in different educational contexts. Many countries have approached the thorny issues of school choice and school autonomy in different ways, and thi...
Many countries have introduced a range of policies that attempt to reformulate the relationships amo...
While the marketisation of education has been the subject of considerable attention and often heated...
This chapter reports on a survey conducted with Australian Education Union (AEU) members that sought...
This contribution clarifies the terminology used to describe the reorganisation of public education....
This contribution clarifies the terminology used to describe the reorganisation of public education....
Around the world, forms of privatization are being introduced into our-public education systems. Man...
Since the 1990s, public schooling in Australia has been shaped by quasi-marketization that has incen...
While concern for ‘publicness’ can take many forms, such as media reports of educational crises or c...
The concept of education as a public good has long been a foundational principle of international ed...
There has been considerable academic research and literature on the privatisation of schooling (e.g....
In Anglophone countries, narratives of public schooling tend to emphasise generic hopes about school...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Before talking about private sector involvement in specific recent education initiatives, I want us ...
It is primarily the emergence of new state policies promoting market mechanisms in the field of educa...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Many countries have introduced a range of policies that attempt to reformulate the relationships amo...
While the marketisation of education has been the subject of considerable attention and often heated...
This chapter reports on a survey conducted with Australian Education Union (AEU) members that sought...
This contribution clarifies the terminology used to describe the reorganisation of public education....
This contribution clarifies the terminology used to describe the reorganisation of public education....
Around the world, forms of privatization are being introduced into our-public education systems. Man...
Since the 1990s, public schooling in Australia has been shaped by quasi-marketization that has incen...
While concern for ‘publicness’ can take many forms, such as media reports of educational crises or c...
The concept of education as a public good has long been a foundational principle of international ed...
There has been considerable academic research and literature on the privatisation of schooling (e.g....
In Anglophone countries, narratives of public schooling tend to emphasise generic hopes about school...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Before talking about private sector involvement in specific recent education initiatives, I want us ...
It is primarily the emergence of new state policies promoting market mechanisms in the field of educa...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Many countries have introduced a range of policies that attempt to reformulate the relationships amo...
While the marketisation of education has been the subject of considerable attention and often heated...
This chapter reports on a survey conducted with Australian Education Union (AEU) members that sought...