Using the supply chain bottleneck of the post-covid19 pandemic as a lens, editors of this special issue demonstrate problematic aspects of neoliberal technorationality when applied to educational policy and management. They offer humanism as a counterweight to the problematics of neoliberalism in education and illustrate how local knowledge in spaces of learning are always present, provide visions of different futures and offer potential for transformation outside seemingly totalizing neoliberal discourses
In this edited collection from Tett and Hamilton, the authors explore the pervasive nature of neolib...
Neoliberal agendas have acted to limit the agency of groups and of individuals through both the impo...
Neoliberalism is now a globalised agenda that underpins educational strategy and policy in many nati...
Using the supply chain bottleneck of the post-covid19 pandemic as a lens, editors of this special is...
Using the supply chain bottleneck of the post-COVID-19 pandemic as a lens, the editors of this speci...
[The article had no abstract; the following text is drawn from the Introduction and Conclusion.] ...
Peter McLaren introduces a special issue of Texas Education Review focused on Neoliberalism in Educa...
Peters, M. A. (2011). Neoliberalism and After? Education, Social Policy, and the Crisis of Western C...
How is it that neoliberal education policies, often lacking evidentiary basis, come to be endorsed—o...
Market-driven educational policies and advances in information technology may assure greater account...
This Special Issue for the Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies emerged out of a disappoint...
The value of a degree. Social mobility. Job placement rates. Return on investment. These concepts pe...
In this paper, we examine a set of complexly related education policy issues that concern changes to...
Education, at least in dominant media and political discourse , is often assumed to be a force for g...
There’s a lot of talk in early childhood education and care today about ‘outcomes’ and ‘quality’, ‘t...
In this edited collection from Tett and Hamilton, the authors explore the pervasive nature of neolib...
Neoliberal agendas have acted to limit the agency of groups and of individuals through both the impo...
Neoliberalism is now a globalised agenda that underpins educational strategy and policy in many nati...
Using the supply chain bottleneck of the post-covid19 pandemic as a lens, editors of this special is...
Using the supply chain bottleneck of the post-COVID-19 pandemic as a lens, the editors of this speci...
[The article had no abstract; the following text is drawn from the Introduction and Conclusion.] ...
Peter McLaren introduces a special issue of Texas Education Review focused on Neoliberalism in Educa...
Peters, M. A. (2011). Neoliberalism and After? Education, Social Policy, and the Crisis of Western C...
How is it that neoliberal education policies, often lacking evidentiary basis, come to be endorsed—o...
Market-driven educational policies and advances in information technology may assure greater account...
This Special Issue for the Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies emerged out of a disappoint...
The value of a degree. Social mobility. Job placement rates. Return on investment. These concepts pe...
In this paper, we examine a set of complexly related education policy issues that concern changes to...
Education, at least in dominant media and political discourse , is often assumed to be a force for g...
There’s a lot of talk in early childhood education and care today about ‘outcomes’ and ‘quality’, ‘t...
In this edited collection from Tett and Hamilton, the authors explore the pervasive nature of neolib...
Neoliberal agendas have acted to limit the agency of groups and of individuals through both the impo...
Neoliberalism is now a globalised agenda that underpins educational strategy and policy in many nati...