As the world settles in to the reality of globalization, it becomes clear that many incongruous
facets of human existence have been forced together into a giant tumbler–economy …

Only a very few social observers and commentators continue to argue for the delinking of the
economically less-developed parts of the world from those perceived to make up the rich …

Different perspectives on how to 'read'the World have produced a dynamic debate about
education and globalisation in the field of comparative education. Over the last decade or …

In this article, the implications for globalisation and Post-modernity are assessed in terms of
the self-understanding and practice of comparative education, particularly in relation to …

In the knowledge era, indeed, the struggle is between knowledge that is both resource and
product in a world of fast capitalism and knowledge as mutual engagement in processes of …

This edited collection offers analyses of 'global citizenship education'within and across
different national contexts. This book illustrates the contingency of definitions, the …

This article traces the emergence of the world culture theory in comparative education using
critical discourse analysis. By chronicling the emergence and expansion of world culture …

Social and political theorists are becoming increasingly interested in the philosophy of
education. Axel Honneth, for example, maintains that education is the 'twin sister'of …

This book is primarily for students, especially at undergraduate and masters levels. Its
principal aim is to help engender a view of education as a humanitarian response that is not …

It is argued that the field of comparative and international education must be fundamentally
reconceptualised and redeveloped in ways that better demonstrate its potential to contribute …