Neoliberal reforms of public education have promoted a role for parents as individual
consumers trying to maximize gains for their own children by choosing from a marketplace of …

In this study, we examine coalition building and coordination using a qualitative case study
of the coalition opposing a ballot initiative to create a state-run turnaround district in Georgia …

In this article, we highlight an underdiscussed element of field work: reciprocal community
requests—requests from community to engage beyond conducting ethical research and to …

School systems in Black-majority urban cores have been restructured as neighborhood
schools have been closed and corporate charter schools have expanded. Drawing on the …

Departing from mainstream accounts of the post-Katrina New Orleans state takeover and the
more recent “unification” of schools under local governance, this case study utilizes the …

Over the past 30 years in the US, the teaching profession has been radically transformed as
publicly-funded, but privately managed charter schools have created a workforce of less …

If the new neoliberalism leans ever more into failure and 'dead'economic ideas, it also relies
on the estrangement and exhaustion of its subjects, who have been depleted in the …

Increasingly partisan perceptions of neoliberal education reforms and resistance to such
reforms from communities they negatively impact have created challenges for some …

The American educational policy agenda has been fraught with neoliberal laws that center
educational improvement and innovation (Barros, 2012). Neoliberalism operates on the …

This article examines the ways in which teachers and community-based activists
collaborated to advance an anti-privatisation agenda within an urban school district. The …