" The categories commonly mobilized to think about education have long been associated
with the notion of the nation state, and functioned as obstacles, rather than resources, for our …

Much literature has been dedicated to describing the phenomenon of globalisation. This
chapter is not primarily concerned with this task. Rather, this chapter begins with a brief …

This book brings together an outstanding group of international authors to discuss the topic
of how globalization is affecting educational policy in nation-states around the world. The …

We offer in this book a collection of chapters that reflect a broad range of issues linking
globalization to education in an accessible yet theoretically grounded and detailed form. The …

Although the concept of globalization now occupies a central place in the social sciences,
the notion seems to suffer from a persistent lack of conceptual clarity, in particular when …

Over the past half-decade, references to ''globalization''in media, academic and policy
circles have become ubiquitous. No one can be unfamiliar with the idea that globalization …

The terms “global governance” and “globalization” have come into frequent use over the
past two decades. They are, in a conceptual sense, conjoined twins.“Globalization”—which …

Set against the growth of inequality, marginalization of some groups and the" marbling in" of
poverty to edge cities and rural populations, this neoliberal political response to economic …

This chapter outlines the basis of an alternative theoretical approach to the study of the
globalisation of'education'-a Critical, Cultural Political Economy of Education approach. The …

This is a very interesting and innovative book–a feat that is hard to accomplish in the present
saturated discourse on globalization in education. Moreover, the references attached to …