How does space illuminate educational inequity? Where and how can spatial analysis be
used to disrupt educational inequity? Which tools are most appropriate for the spatial …

Digital platforms and learning analytics are becoming increasingly widespread in the
education sector: commercial corporations argue their benefits for teaching and learning …

This introductory chapter locates the book within education policy scholarship defined as a
critical and theoretically eclectic mode of enquiry, seeking to locate the people and practices …

Neoliberalism is a political project carried out by the capitalist class to consolidate their
ability to generate profits by exercising influence in political processes, such as elections, in …

Background and aim For decades, corporations such as the tobacco and fossil fuel
industries have used youth education programmes and schools to disseminate discourses …

Within policy discourses, teachers are positioned as objects of reform who enact policies
under rational systems of observation and accountability and are, therefore, situated as de …

Names: Riddle, Stewart, editor.| Apple, Michael W., editor. Title: Re-imagining education for
democracy/edited by Stewart Riddle and Michael W. Apple. Other titles: Reimagining …

Grounded in the theories of inclusive talent management (TM) and social-exchange, this
conceptual paper draws on the education working conditions and broader TM scholarship to …

Over a decade ago, the first edition of City Schools and the American Dream debuted just as
reformers were gearing up to make swee** changes in urban education. Despite the …

The overall aim of this paper is to give a comprehensive picture of the marketization of early
childhood education in Iceland. Our theoretical framework is based on Hursh's (2007) …