Shifting Terrains: Mapping Education within a Global Landscape

In this article, the authors draw on critical social theory and educational theory and research to review and deconstruct educational discourses that have become common in this era of mass globalization. Key issues embedded within these discourses include addressing the educational needs of children...

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Published in:The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 1997-05, Vol.551 (1), p.137-150
Main Authors: Dimitriadis, Greg, Kamberelis, George
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Educational Programs
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Learning
Marginalized people
Movies
Multicultural education
Social aspects
Social mobility
Social theory
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Theory of education
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Vocational education
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Educational Policy
Educational Programs
Educational Reform
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Global education
Globalism
Globalization
Information technology
International economic relations
International economics
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Learning
Marginalized people
Movies
Multicultural education
Social aspects
Social mobility
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Spatial dimension
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Theory of education
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Urban schools
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