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Exley and Stephen J. Ball INTRODUCTION Neo-liberalism is everywhere, literally and …

This paper compares the development of International Baccalaureate (IB) schools in four
different settings: Argentine, Chile, Spain and Ecuador. The global comparative approach …

This special issue brings together scholars who are working on new aspects of the
intersection and implications of globalization, privatization, and marginalization. While …

Purpose New philanthropy develops new forms of policy “problem-solving” through the
influx of private actors' money and ideas. It adopts singular configurations across different …

Sociological research on school choice has mostly been dominated by studies analyzing the
experiences of middle-class families rather than marginalized or minority populations …

This article argues that certain established vocabularies that are used to interpret the
circulation of educational discourse and its transformation in different settings have …

The recognition of the DP (diploma programme) for university admission is crucial for the
development of International Baccalaureate (IB) schools and the expansion of the IB …

Education privatization is a global trend that has nonetheless followed multiple trajectories.
This article addresses the question of what explains this variation by demonstrating the role …

This paper analyses the provision of education in Argentina in systemic terms. Using the
concept of quasi-monopoly and the notions of exit, voice and loyalty, we study the logic of …

Este artículo ofrece una revisión de la producción académica que ha intentado analizar las
causas del proceso de privatización de la educación en Argentina. Se delimitan ocho …