Schooling Reform in Hard Times

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Pub. Date: 2004-01-14
Publisher(s): Taylor & Francis
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Summary

School restructuring is in the spotlight and this text aims to bring together the latest research on policy formations in schools in Australia with comparative references to New Zealand, the USA and UK. The information is based on research carried out by

Table of Contents

Prefacep. vii
Introductionp. 1
Restructuring Schooling Towards the 1990sp. 2
Restructuring Australian Education: Comparative Perspectivesp. 23
Corporate Federalism: the Emerging Approach to Policy-Making for Australian Schoolsp. 24
Education, the Economy and Citizenship in Australia: Critical Perspectives and Social Choicesp. 36
Thinking 'Right' in the Usa: Ideological Transformations in an Age of Conservatismp. 49
Two Hemispheres-Both 'New Right'?: 1980s Education Reform in New Zealand and England and Walesp. 63
Restructuring Educational Discourse: Equality and Social Justicep. 89
Education and Social Justice in the Postmodern Agep. 90
Inequality and Educational Reform: Lessons from the Disadvantaged School Projectp. 106
Multiculturalism, Social Justice and the Restructuring of the Australian Statep. 120
Policy and the Politics of Representation: Torres Strait Islanders and Aborigines at the Marginsp. 139
Gender Equity and Economic Rationalism: an Uneasy Alliancep. 153
Corporate Restructuring of the Australian Disability Fieldp. 176
Restructuring Policy and Administration: Four Case Studiesp. 193
The Development of Representative Committees in Victorian Schools: New Structures in the Democratization of Educational Administration?p. 194
The Efficient Corporate State: Labor Restructuring for Better Schools in Western Australiap. 222
Picot-Vision and Reality in New Zealand Schools: an Insider's Viewp. 261
'Nothing but Facts, Sir': Curriculum Reform as a Function of Corporate Federalismp. 284
Notes on Contributorsp. 303
Indexp. 307
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