Is education a human right or a driver of economic development? How international organisations frame their strategies is determined to a great extent by their response to this question. This chapter argues that a sound education system is one that is rights-based and seeks to achieve social cohesion, equality of access, and equity of opportunity. Efforts to generate economic returns from education to individuals and societies, while important, should not dominate development policies. As the post-2015 Development Agenda emerges, tensions between those who perceive education as a human right and those who see it as a tool of economic development are increasingly coming to the fore, notably due to growing influence and interest among interna...
This article analyses the status of education as a fundamental right. The recenteconomic crisis and ...
To what extent can a society's formal education system fulfill economic development needs? What leve...
Education in every sense is one of the fundamental factors of development. No country can achiev...
Is education a human right or a driver of economic development? How international organisations fram...
This short chapter discusses the rights and capabilities of, and development approaches to, educatio...
This thesis presents the argument that the World Bank’s education policies are discursively inconsis...
This paper discusses the recent history of education aid policy. It highlights an important shift in...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Children from poor families often do not go to school and work as wage labourers instead. This perpe...
AbstractThis paper discusses the recent history of education aid policy, and introduces the studies ...
Education has been a priority sector when considering foreign aid allocationsince the 1970s. The sta...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Development education is an approach to learning that questions dominant paradigms of development an...
The paper advances the idea that although at a regional and global level education is considered to ...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...
This article analyses the status of education as a fundamental right. The recenteconomic crisis and ...
To what extent can a society's formal education system fulfill economic development needs? What leve...
Education in every sense is one of the fundamental factors of development. No country can achiev...
Is education a human right or a driver of economic development? How international organisations fram...
This short chapter discusses the rights and capabilities of, and development approaches to, educatio...
This thesis presents the argument that the World Bank’s education policies are discursively inconsis...
This paper discusses the recent history of education aid policy. It highlights an important shift in...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Children from poor families often do not go to school and work as wage labourers instead. This perpe...
AbstractThis paper discusses the recent history of education aid policy, and introduces the studies ...
Education has been a priority sector when considering foreign aid allocationsince the 1970s. The sta...
The global education landscape is undergoing significant changes. These are characterized by the gre...
Development education is an approach to learning that questions dominant paradigms of development an...
The paper advances the idea that although at a regional and global level education is considered to ...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...
This article analyses the status of education as a fundamental right. The recenteconomic crisis and ...
To what extent can a society's formal education system fulfill economic development needs? What leve...
Education in every sense is one of the fundamental factors of development. No country can achiev...