Shining a light on the various non‐formal education spaces that have garnered attention in
geographies of education over the past two decades, this review takes stock of how …

This article reflects on the desire to defend and claim public education amidst the
educational policy effects of contemporary neoliberal politics. The defence of public …

In this paper I examine the intersections between a general commitment to education and
learning and the moral and ethical dimensions of the work ethic under contemporary …

Nancy Fraser has maintained an impressively full career of both activism and scholarship,
whilst based at the New School for Social Research in New York City, most recently as the …

Contemporary campaigns for public education rest upon an assumption that public schools
are fundamental to an equitable and inclusive society. In this paper, I reflect on this …

Contemporary politics has brought the figure of the 'uneducated'into glaring view, from
Trump's 'love'of the 'poorly educated'to analyses suggesting a supposed 'uneducated …

This paper aims to understand the perspectives of young people involved in online learning
communities on what they consider valuable for their learning. We do this by bringing their …

This article approaches debates about how the history of the post-1945 English welfare state
might be written. It argues that professionals' interventions on immigrant children can serve …

In Australia, Aboriginal peoples have sought to exploit and challenge settler colonial
schooling to meet their own goals and needs, engaging in strategic, diverse and creative …

Recent media coverage and academic scholarship has repeatedly demonstrated that
language discrimination is embedded and normalised in England's schools. We consider …