Introduction: The Enduring Importance of Education

An introduction to a special journal issue on comparative educational perspectives from around the world (see related abstracts). Contributors explore how current developments in education relate to contemporary theory via a diversity of subject matter & its geographic character, direct engageme...

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Published in:International journal of comparative sociology 1996-06, Vol.37 (1-2), p.1-4
Main Author: Bradshaw, York W.
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Educational Inequality
Educational Opportunities
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