This chapter introduces the idea of school inspectors as implementers of public policy, framing their role within the context of policy implementation and the governance of education. Using a framework for policy implementation developed by Weible and Sabatier (2006), it presents a modified framework for inves-tigating inspectors’ work and practices as policy implementers. In so doing it questions their role as policy shapers and policy coalition workers in the context of the practice of inspection in Finland, Sweden, England, Germany, The German State of Lower Saxony, The Netherlands, The Republic of Ireland and The Austrian province of Styria. In introducing the idea of policy learning it introduces the ways in which policy learning theor...
There is growing research interest in school inspection throughout Europe; however, there have been ...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.This is a qualitative data co...
This dissertation argues policy-as-written often fails to teach implementers what they need to know ...
As chapter one explained, the factors at play in the implementation of public policy are not limited...
This book examines the role of the inspector within the context of a number of OECD member states an...
Throughout Europe and with the support of the Standing International Conference of Inspectorates (SI...
In Europe and some of the Nordic countries school inspection is now a policy and practice governing ...
It has been argued that the workload of teachers has increased in recent decades and one reason for ...
State school inspection in Norway has undergone multiple reform initiatives from the state level, a ...
This paper presents a first attempt in an ongoing research study of the policy environments in four ...
This paper draws on current research on inspection to consider change in education systems through a...
State school inspection creates expectations in the interface between transnational ideas and nation...
This paper seeks to describe and discuss the impact of inspections of schools in Sweden. It outlines...
Increased international attention paid to research-based education has resulted in various national ...
Drawing on a study of education policy enactments in four English secondary schools, this paper argu...
There is growing research interest in school inspection throughout Europe; however, there have been ...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.This is a qualitative data co...
This dissertation argues policy-as-written often fails to teach implementers what they need to know ...
As chapter one explained, the factors at play in the implementation of public policy are not limited...
This book examines the role of the inspector within the context of a number of OECD member states an...
Throughout Europe and with the support of the Standing International Conference of Inspectorates (SI...
In Europe and some of the Nordic countries school inspection is now a policy and practice governing ...
It has been argued that the workload of teachers has increased in recent decades and one reason for ...
State school inspection in Norway has undergone multiple reform initiatives from the state level, a ...
This paper presents a first attempt in an ongoing research study of the policy environments in four ...
This paper draws on current research on inspection to consider change in education systems through a...
State school inspection creates expectations in the interface between transnational ideas and nation...
This paper seeks to describe and discuss the impact of inspections of schools in Sweden. It outlines...
Increased international attention paid to research-based education has resulted in various national ...
Drawing on a study of education policy enactments in four English secondary schools, this paper argu...
There is growing research interest in school inspection throughout Europe; however, there have been ...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.This is a qualitative data co...
This dissertation argues policy-as-written often fails to teach implementers what they need to know ...