EDUCATION / Educational Policy & Reform / General
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We're losing our minds[electronic resource] :rethinking American higher education /
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Mass education and the limits of state building, c. 1870-1930[electronic resource] /
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New managerialism in education[electronic resource] :commercialization, carelessness, and gender /
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The capacity to share[electronic resource] :a study of Cuba's international cooperation in educational development /
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Gentrification and schools[electronic resource] :the process of integration when Whites reverse flight /
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Education as civic engagement[electronic resource] :toward a more democratic society /
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President Obama and education reform[electronic resource] :the personal and the political /
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Neoliberal transformation of education in Turkey[electronic resource] :political and ideological analysis of educational reforms in the age of AKP /
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Urban encounters[electronic resource] :affirmative action and black identities in Brazil /
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Educational diversity[electronic resource] :the subject of difference and different subjects /
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College student voices on educational reform[electronic resource] :challenging and changing conversations /
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Money, mandates, and local control in American public education[electronic resource] /
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The politics of parent choice in public education :the choice movement in North Carolina and the United States /
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Desegregating Chicago's public schools :policy implementation, politics, and protest, 1965-1985 /
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States, markets and education :the rise and limits of the education state /
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