| Silicon startup schools: technocracy, algorithmic imaginaries and venture philanthropy in corporate education reform |
12 |
| The right' education in Israel: segregation, religious ethnonationalism, and depoliticized professionalism |
9 |
| Education for transformation: an evaluative framework to guide student voice work in schools |
9 |
| 'Beyond 2015', within the modern/colonial global imaginary? Global development and higher education |
8 |
| Reform first and ask questions later? The implications of (fast) schooling policy and 'silver bullet' solutions |
8 |
| Good teaching as a messy narrative of change within a policy ensemble of networks, superstructures and flows |
8 |
| Challenging fundraising, challenging inequity: contextual constraints on advocacy groups' policy influence |
8 |
| Neoliberal versus social justice reforms in education policy and practice: discourses, politics and disability rights in education |
6 |
| Sustaining the life-chance divide? Education for sustainable development and the global biopolitical regime |
6 |
| Girls' educational aspirations and agency: imagining alternative futures through schooling in a low-resourced Tanzanian community |
6 |
| Three dimensions of student-centred education: a framework for policy and practice |
6 |
| Towards a radical digital citizenship in digital education |
6 |
| Continuing attachments in academic work in neoliberal times: on the academic mode of existence |
5 |
| Political depression, cruel optimism and pedagogies of reparation: questions of criticality and affect in human rights education |
5 |
| PISA and education reform in Shanghai |
4 |
| Beyond cultural competence: transforming teacher professional learning through Aboriginal community-controlled cultural immersion |
4 |
| Perpetuating academic capitalism and maintaining gender orders through career practices in STEM in universities |
4 |
| Responding to misrecognition from a (post)/colonial university |
3 |
| Physical education's grand convergence: Fitnessgram (R), big-data and the digital commerce of children's health |
3 |
| Saving the world through neoliberalism: philanthropic policy networks in the context of Spanish education |
3 |
| From the bottom-up: New York City teacher evaluation and the narration of mediated institutional assault |
3 |
| Whose public, which public? The challenge for public education |
3 |
| Spatialised metaphors of practice: how teacher educators engage with professional standards for teachers |
2 |
| Being' a critical multicultural pedagogue in the art education classroom |
2 |
| Brown Morning:' classed interpretations of anti-racist text |
2 |
| Fixing contradictions of education commercialisation: Pearson plc and the construction of its efficacy brand |
2 |
| Religious affiliation, ethnicity, and power in admission policies to Jewish religious schools |
2 |
| Emancipatory and critical language education: a plea for translingual possible selves and worlds |
2 |
| Capital as power and the corporatisation of education |
2 |
| The struggle for legitimacy: language provision in two residual' comprehensive high schools in Australia |
2 |
| Embodiment and becoming in secondary drama classrooms: the effects of neoliberal education cultures on performances of self and of drama texts |
1 |
| Neoliberal contradictions in two private niches of educational choice' |
1 |
| History and civics education in Israel: reflections from Israeli teachers |
1 |
| Struggling for recognition: access to higher education through the International Baccalaureate |
1 |
| White innocence as an investigative frame in a schooling context |
1 |
| Problematising vocational education and training in schools: using student narratives to interrupt neoliberal ideology |
1 |
| Shaping entrepreneurial citizens: a genealogy of entrepreneurship education in Sweden |
1 |
| Persevering, educating and influencing a change: a case study of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander narratives of academic success |
1 |
| 'Next thing you know, her hair turned green': absurdity and uncertainty in high-stakes teacher test space |
1 |
| A neocolonial warp of outmoded hierarchies, curricula and disciplinary technologies in Trinidad's educational system |
0 |
| Defying the dominant discourse: why contesting neoliberalism needs critical pedagogy in economics education |
0 |
| Antidote or antagonist? The role of Education Reform Advocacy Organizations in educational policymaking |
0 |
| Situating secondary schooling in the transnational social field: contestation and conflict in Greater Toronto Area classrooms |
0 |
| Fluctuations in value: the shifting worth of journal articles in educational administration |
0 |
| The politics of educational success: a realist evaluation of early school leaving policies in Catalonia (Spain) |
0 |
| Biopolitics and boredom in the waiting room. On the power of being bored in the context of preventive family support |
0 |
| A posthuman pedagogy with Ranciere and Bateson |
0 |
| Translocal assemblage and the practice of alternative media toward racial justice: a pedagogical perspective |
0 |
| A good student subject: a Foucauldian discourse analysis of an adolescent writer negotiating subject positions |
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