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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Ability Grouping in Education Chris Berry,
2002
5 p. 554-555
2 p.
artikel
2 About how to reach the truth in development co-operation: ODA/DFID's education papers Hoppers, Wim
2001
5 p. 463-470
8 p.
artikel
3 A comparative study of TVET projects — implementation experiences from Jamaica and The Gambia Powell, M.
2001
5 p. 417-431
15 p.
artikel
4 A framework for revitalisation of rural education and training systems in sub-Saharan Africa: Strengthening the human resource base for food security and sustainable livelihoods Wallace, Ian
2007
5 p. 581-590
10 p.
artikel
5 African-American children at church: a sociocultural perspective Kay, William
2003
5 p. 577-578
2 p.
artikel
6 After school work in Mexico: competing for children’s time and success? 2003
5 p. 585-
1 p.
artikel
7 Agent of global markets or agent of the poor? The World Bank’s education sector strategy paper Ilon, Lynn
2002
5 p. 475-482
8 p.
artikel
8 Aid effectiveness, transaction costs and conditionality in the education sector Ashford, Richard
2010
5 p. 481-487
7 p.
artikel
9 Aid partnerships and learning: UK and Japanese projects in Ghana Takahashi, C.
2003
5 p. 573-
1 p.
artikel
10 A laboratory for education reform or a battlefield of donor intervention? Fichtner, Sarah
2010
5 p. 518-524
7 p.
artikel
11 An analysis of community involvement in primary schools in Malawi Barnett, Edward
2013
5 p. 497-509
13 p.
artikel
12 Announcement 2005
5 p. 477-
1 p.
artikel
13 Assessing Botswana's first national survey on literacy with Wagner's proposed schema for surveying literacy in the ‘Third World’ Commeyras, Michelle
2001
5 p. 433-446
14 p.
artikel
14 A study of teacher voice and vision in the narratives of rural South African and Gambian primary school teachers Jessop, Tansy
1998
5 p. 393-403
11 p.
artikel
15 A tracer study of Lebanese upper secondary school students Vlaardingerbroek, Barend
2007
5 p. 564-571
8 p.
artikel
16 Auditing Chinese higher education? The perspectives of returnee scholars in an elite university Yi, Lin
2011
5 p. 505-514
10 p.
artikel
17 Belarusian as an endangered language: can the mother tongue of an independent state be made to die? Smolicz, Jerzy J.
2004
5 p. 511-528
18 p.
artikel
18 Beyond aid effectiveness: The development of the South African further education and training college sector, 1994–2009 McGrath, Simon
2010
5 p. 525-534
10 p.
artikel
19 Book review 1998
5 p. 429-
1 p.
artikel
20 Book review 1998
5 p. 433-434
2 p.
artikel
21 Book review 1998
5 p. 431-432
2 p.
artikel
22 Book review 1998
5 p. 429-431
3 p.
artikel
23 Book review 1998
5 p. 432-433
2 p.
artikel
24 Building bridges for resource acquisition: Network relationships among headteachers in Ugandan private secondary schools Hite, Julie M.
2006
5 p. 495-512
18 p.
artikel
25 Building new approaches to thinking about vocational education and training and development: Policy, theory and evidence McGrath, Simon
2012
5 p. 619-622
4 p.
artikel
26 Can free primary education meet the needs of the poor?: evidence from Malawi Kadzamira, Esme
2003
5 p. 501-516
16 p.
artikel
27 Capturing the différance: Primary school teacher identity in Tanzania Barrett, Angeline M.
2008
5 p. 496-507
12 p.
artikel
28 Caught between different worlds: Teachers and educational change McGrath, Simon
2008
5 p. 493-495
3 p.
artikel
29 Challenge and Change in the Euro-Mediterranean Region: Case Studies in Educational Innovation Drodge, Stephen
2002
5 p. 556-
1 p.
artikel
30 Challenging common sense: Cases of school reform for learning community under an international cooperation project in Bac Giang Province, Vietnam Saito, Eisuke
2008
5 p. 571-584
14 p.
artikel
31 Changes and trends in secondary agricultural education in the Czech Republic Slavik, Milan
2004
5 p. 539-545
7 p.
artikel
32 Changing the Curriculum: The impact of reform on primary schooling in Hong Kong Vickers, Edward
2001
5 p. 473-475
3 p.
artikel
33 Child labour, education policy and governance in Cambodia Kim, Chae-Young
2011
5 p. 496-504
9 p.
artikel
34 China's cooperation in education and training with Kenya: A different model? King, Kenneth
2010
5 p. 488-496
9 p.
artikel
35 Civil society and control of corruption: Assessing governance of Romanian public universities Mungiu-Pippidi, Alina
2011
5 p. 532-546
15 p.
artikel
36 Comparative Education: Continuing Traditions, New Challenges, and New Paradigms Jabal, Eric
2004
5 p. 576-577
2 p.
artikel
37 Comparing opportunity to learn and student achievement gains in southern African primary schools: A new approach Reeves, Cheryl
2013
5 p. 426-435
10 p.
artikel
38 Context or key? Language in four adult learning programmes Robinson, Clinton
2007
5 p. 542-551
10 p.
artikel
39 Contextual issues in decentralization of primary education in Tanzania Therkildsen, Ole
2000
5 p. 407-421
15 p.
artikel
40 Cost recovery for higher education: a study of undergraduate students’ ability and willingness to pay in the Chinese Mainland Genshu, L
2002
5 p. 549-550
2 p.
artikel
41 Decentralising education in Indonesia Kristiansen, Stein
2006
5 p. 513-531
19 p.
artikel
42 Developing insights into learning Rogers, Alan
2013
5 p. 534-535
2 p.
artikel
43 Development of education policy in Lithuania during the years of transformations Zelvys, Rimantas
2004
5 p. 559-571
13 p.
artikel
44 Dilemmas in the delivery of development assistance Moore, Audrey-Marie Schuh
2003
5 p. 565-572
8 p.
artikel
45 Disability and education: The longest road to inclusion Bines, Hazel
2011
5 p. 419-424
6 p.
artikel
46 Diversification of educational provision and school-to-work transitions in rural Mali Weyer, Frédérique
2011
5 p. 573-575
3 p.
artikel
47 Does social labelling encourage child schooling and discourage child labour in Nepal? Chakrabarty, Sayan
2011
5 p. 489-495
7 p.
artikel
48 Do monitoring and evaluation tools, designed to measure the improvement in the quality of primary education, constrain or enhance educational development? Courtney, Jane
2008
5 p. 546-559
14 p.
artikel
49 Donor financing of basic education: Opportunities and constraints Steer, Liesbet
2010
5 p. 472-480
9 p.
artikel
50 Editorial Watson, K
2002
5 p. 425-427
3 p.
artikel
51 Editorial Watson, Keith
2003
5 p. 483-485
3 p.
artikel
52 Editorial Board 2009
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
53 Editorial Board 2003
5 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
54 Editorial Board 2004
5 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
55 Editorial Board 2011
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
56 Editorial Board 2013
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
57 Editorial Board 2012
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
58 Editorial Board 2010
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
59 Editorial Board/Publication Information 2006
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
60 Editorial Board/Publication Information 2007
5 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
61 Editorial Board/Publication Information 2008
5 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
62 Editorial Board/Publication Information 2005
5 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
63 Educating citizens for participatory democracy: A case study of local government education policy in Pelotas, Brazil McCowan, Tristan
2006
5 p. 456-470
15 p.
artikel
64 Educating scientists in context: a Namibian case study Burns, Robin
2001
5 p. 447-461
15 p.
artikel
65 Educational development agendas post-2015, and a continuing focus on Africa Mason, Mark
2013
5 p. 407-408
2 p.
artikel
66 Education and democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina Kolouh-Westin, Lidija
2004
5 p. 495-509
15 p.
artikel
67 Education and development in China – Institutions, curriculum and society Murphy, Rachel
2009
5 p. 447-453
7 p.
artikel
68 Education and schooling in East Germany Fuchs, Hans W.
2004
5 p. 529-537
9 p.
artikel
69 Education collaboration to promote school participation in northern Ghana: A case study of a complementary education program Mfum-Mensah, Obed
2011
5 p. 465-471
7 p.
artikel
70 Education, gender and Islam in China: The place of religious education in challenging and sustaining ‘undisputed traditions’ among Chinese Muslim women Jaschok, Maria
2009
5 p. 487-494
8 p.
artikel
71 Education in countries in transition facing globalization—a case study Croatia Šlaus, Ivo
2004
5 p. 479-494
16 p.
artikel
72 Education in the network age: globalisation, development and the World Bank Soudien, C
2002
5 p. 439-450
12 p.
artikel
73 Education is like wearing glasses: Nomads' views of literacy and empowerment Dyer, Caroline
1998
5 p. 405-413
9 p.
artikel
74 Education management and performance after rural education finance reform: Evidence from Western China Liu, Mingxing
2009
5 p. 463-473
11 p.
artikel
75 Effects of family background characteristics on educational participation in Turkey Smits, Jeroen
2006
5 p. 545-560
16 p.
artikel
76 Engaging Kenyan secondary students in an Oral History Project: Education as emancipation Lattimer, Heather
2013
5 p. 476-486
11 p.
artikel
77 Erratum to “A study of the partnership between schools and universities to improve science and mathematics education in Indonesia” Saito, Eisuke
2008
5 p. 624-
1 p.
artikel
78 Erratum to “Book Review: S.P. Heyneman (Ed.), Islam and Social Policy, Vanderbilt University Press, Nashville, USA, ISBN 0-8265-1446-4 (hbk), 0-8265-1447-2 (pbk), 2004 (218pp. with index)” Cameron, J.
2007
5 p. 595-
1 p.
artikel
79 Ethnic identity and ethnic recognition: a study of taiwanese teachers' biographies, curriculum, and pedagogy 2005
5 p. 582-583
2 p.
artikel
80 Evaluation of projects in the developing world: some cultural and methodological issues Ebbutt, David
1998
5 p. 415-424
10 p.
artikel
81 Family sources of educational gender inequality in rural China: A critical assessment Hannum, Emily
2009
5 p. 474-486
13 p.
artikel
82 Fashioning curriculum reform as identity politics—Taiwan's dilemma of curriculum reform in new millennium Mao, Chin-Ju
2008
5 p. 585-595
11 p.
artikel
83 Formulating education policy: lessons and experiences from sub-Saharan Africa Jacklin, Heather
2003
5 p. 581-582
2 p.
artikel
84 Free but inaccessible primary education: A critique of the pedagogy of English and Mathematics in Lesotho Moloi, Francina
2008
5 p. 612-621
10 p.
artikel
85 Gender in the early years: Boys and girls in an African working class primary school Bhana, Deevia
2011
5 p. 443-448
6 p.
artikel
86 Gender, sexuality and schooling: Everyday life in junior secondary schools in Botswana and Ghana Dunne, Máiréad
2007
5 p. 499-511
13 p.
artikel
87 Headteacher visibility and teacher perceptions of headteacher trustworthiness: A comparison of the Ugandan context to existing theory Hallam, Pamela R.
2013
5 p. 510-520
11 p.
artikel
88 Homing In: Mothers at the Heart of Health and Literacy in Coastal Kenya 2011
5 p. 572-
1 p.
artikel
89 How effective is the cascade as a method for disseminating ideas? A case study in Botswana McDevitt, Damien
1998
5 p. 425-428
4 p.
artikel
90 Imagining a transformed UNESCO with learning at its core Benavot, Aaron
2011
5 p. 558-561
4 p.
artikel
91 Inclusive educational practices in Kenya: Evidencing practice of itinerant teachers who work with children with visual impairment in local mainstream schools Lynch, Paul
2011
5 p. 478-488
11 p.
artikel
92 Influence of home-related factors in Numeracy performance of fourth-grade children in Mauritius Sukon, K.S.
2005
5 p. 547-556
10 p.
artikel
93 Intercultural education and literacy: an ethnographic study of indigenous knowledge and learning in the Peruvian Amazon Preston, Rosemary
2000
5 p. 429-430
2 p.
artikel
94 International influences on the evolution of skills development in South Africa McGrath, Simon
2006
5 p. 483-494
12 p.
artikel
95 International student migration and social stratification in China Xiang, Biao
2009
5 p. 513-522
10 p.
artikel
96 Investigating educational change: The Aga Khan University Institute for educational development teacher education for school improvement model Khamis, Anil
2007
5 p. 572-580
9 p.
artikel
97 Invitations to Love: Literacy, Love Letters and Social Change in Nepal Robinson-Pant, Anna
2002
5 p. 557-
1 p.
artikel
98 Is there a quantity–quality trade-off as pupil–teacher ratios increase? Evidence from Tamil Nadu, India Duraisamy, P
1998
5 p. 367-383
17 p.
artikel
99 ‘It will make me a real teacher’: Learning experiences of part time PGCE students in South Africa Bertram, Carol
2013
5 p. 448-456
9 p.
artikel
100 Journeying the long road to education for development McGrath, Simon
2011
5 p. 417-418
2 p.
artikel
101 Knowing and doing vocational education and training reform: Evidence, learning and the policy process McGrath, Simon
2012
5 p. 696-708
13 p.
artikel
102 Language proficiency and language policy in South Africa: Findings from new data Posel, Dorrit
2011
5 p. 449-457
9 p.
artikel
103 Learner-centred education in developing country contexts: From solution to problem? Schweisfurth, Michele
2011
5 p. 425-432
8 p.
artikel
104 Learning about sustainability and gender through Farmer Field Schools in the Taita Hills, Kenya Najjar, Dina
2013
5 p. 466-475
10 p.
artikel
105 Learning from migrant education: A case study of the schooling of rural migrant children in Beijing Goodburn, Charlotte
2009
5 p. 495-504
10 p.
artikel
106 Learning through a familiar language versus learning through a foreign language—A look into some secondary school classrooms in Tanzania Brock-Utne, Birgit
2007
5 p. 487-498
12 p.
artikel
107 Literacy and the Mind: the Contexts and Cognitive Consequences of Literacy Practice Rogers, Alan
2000
5 p. 423-425
3 p.
artikel
108 Literacy: An International Handbook Aikman, Sheila
2000
5 p. 437-439
3 p.
artikel
109 Literacy for Sustainable Development in the Age of Information by Naz Rassool, Multilingual Matters Ltd, Clevedon, UK, 1999, 264 pages with index and illustrations. ISBN 1-85359-432-6, cost not given. Abbott, Chris
2000
5 p. 426-428
3 p.
artikel
110 Local community perspectives and language of education in sub-Saharan African communities Trudell, Barbara
2007
5 p. 552-563
12 p.
artikel
111 Making distinctions: privatisation and the (un)educated girl on Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Vavrus, Frances
2002
5 p. 527-547
21 p.
artikel
112 Making sense of education policy: studies in the sociology and politics of education Peters, Michael
2003
5 p. 575-577
3 p.
artikel
113 Mediating between global theory and local practices McGrath, Simon
2007
5 p. 483-485
3 p.
artikel
114 Models for open and distance learning Dzakiria, Hisham
2004
5 p. 575-576
2 p.
artikel
115 More than one lesson: the Thousand Schools Project in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Graham-Jolly, Michael
2000
5 p. 397-405
9 p.
artikel
116 Moving mountains stone by stone: Reforming rural education in China Brock, Andy
2009
5 p. 454-462
9 p.
artikel
117 New partnerships and education policy in Asia and the Pacific Cassity, Elizabeth
2010
5 p. 508-517
10 p.
artikel
118 Nipped in the Bud: Young Guyanese Adults and their Functional Literacy Coxall, Tim
2000
5 p. 434-436
3 p.
artikel
119 [No title] Hayhoe, Ruth
2009
5 p. 546-
1 p.
artikel
120 [No title] McGrath, Ian
2009
5 p. 544-545
2 p.
artikel
121 [No title] Robinson, Bernadette
2009
5 p. 542-
1 p.
artikel
122 [No title] Ryan, Janette
2009
5 p. 543-
1 p.
artikel
123 [No title] Ozanne, W.I
2000
5 p. 375-376
2 p.
artikel
124 [No title] Allsop, Terry
2006
5 p. 562-
1 p.
artikel
125 [No title] Watson, Keith
2006
5 p. 453-455
3 p.
artikel
126 [No title] Allsop, Terry
2006
5 p. 561-562
2 p.
artikel
127 [No title] Andreotti, Vanessa
2006
5 p. 563-564
2 p.
artikel
128 [No title] Maruatona, Tonic
2006
5 p. 565-567
3 p.
artikel
129 [No title] Fordham, P.
2006
5 p. 564-565
2 p.
artikel
130 [No title] Watson, Keith
2005
5 p. 478-480
3 p.
artikel
131 [No title] Allsop, Terry
2004
5 p. 573-575
3 p.
artikel
132 [No title] Watson, Keith
2004
5 p. 463-465
3 p.
artikel
133 [No title] Rogers, Alan
2007
5 p. 593-594
2 p.
artikel
134 [No title] McGrath, Simon
2007
5 p. 592-
1 p.
artikel
135 [No title] Rhodes, Christopher
2007
5 p. 592-593
2 p.
artikel
136 [No title] Hinchliffe, Geoff
2007
5 p. 591-
1 p.
artikel
137 [No title] Convery, Anne
2008
5 p. 622-623
2 p.
artikel
138 [No title] Maddox, Bryan
2005
5 p. 588-
1 p.
artikel
139 [No title] Cowen, Robert
2005
5 p. 585-586
2 p.
artikel
140 [No title] Appleby, Yvon
2005
5 p. 584-585
2 p.
artikel
141 [No title] Akoojee, Salim
2005
5 p. 586-587
2 p.
artikel
142 [No title] Watson, Keith
2001
5 p. iii-iv
nvt p.
artikel
143 [No title] Lee, Jaekyung
2011
5 p. 570-
1 p.
artikel
144 [No title] Harber, Clive
2011
5 p. 571-
1 p.
artikel
145 [No title] Lynn McBrien, J.
2013
5 p. 536-537
2 p.
artikel
146 Participatory curriculum development in agricultural education: a training guide Percy, Rachel
2000
5 p. 428-429
2 p.
artikel
147 Post-2015 agendas: Northern tsunami, southern ripple? The case of education and skills King, Kenneth
2013
5 p. 409-425
17 p.
artikel
148 Post-school education and the transition from state socialism Avis, George
2003
5 p. 583-584
2 p.
artikel
149 Potential for teacher collaboration in post-Soviet Ukraine Kutsyuruba, Benjamin
2011
5 p. 547-557
11 p.
artikel
150 Poverty & privilege: Primary school inequality in South Africa Spaull, Nicholas
2013
5 p. 436-447
12 p.
artikel
151 Pre-service teachers’ attempts at debating contemporary issues in science education: A case study from Botswana Koosimile, Anthony T.
2011
5 p. 458-464
7 p.
artikel
152 Primary education, teachers’ professionalism and social class about motivation and demotivation of government school teachers in India Mooij, Jos
2008
5 p. 508-523
16 p.
artikel
153 Private foundations, philanthropy, and partnership in education and development: mapping the terrain Srivastava, Prachi
2010
5 p. 460-471
12 p.
artikel
154 Private schooling in the Northern Areas of Pakistan: A decade of rapid expansion Harlech-Jones, Brian
2005
5 p. 557-568
12 p.
artikel
155 Professional skills development in a resource-poor setting: the case of pharmacy in Malawi Lim, Zoe
2012
5 p. 654-664
11 p.
artikel
156 Publisher's note 2007
5 p. 486-
1 p.
artikel
157 Re-defining Post-Literacy in a Changing World Aikman, Sheila
2000
5 p. 436-437
2 p.
artikel
158 Reforming Economics and Economics Teaching in the Transition Economies: from Marx to Markets in the Classroom Morgan, W.J.
2004
5 p. 579-580
2 p.
artikel
159 Reimagining the purpose of VET – Expanding the capability to aspire in South African Further Education and Training students Powell, Lesley
2012
5 p. 643-653
11 p.
artikel
160 Research in a cold climate: towards a political economy of British international and comparative education McGrath, Simon
2001
5 p. 391-400
10 p.
artikel
161 Restructuring UNESCO's statistical services—The “sad story” of UNESCO's education statistics: 4 years later Cussó, Roser
2006
5 p. 532-544
13 p.
artikel
162 Retrospect and prospect: education in a reforming World Bank Mundy, Karen E
2002
5 p. 483-508
26 p.
artikel
163 Returning Women: Their Training and Employment Choices and Needs Parker, Stella
2000
5 p. 433-434
2 p.
artikel
164 Review essay: Some current concerns and future prospects in the studies of literacy in development Rogers, Alan
2011
5 p. 562-569
8 p.
artikel
165 Routines and micropolitics in a Taiwanese primary school: a qualitative analysis of the dialectical relationship between structure and agency 2005
5 p. 580-581
2 p.
artikel
166 School enrollment among urban non-slum, slum and rural children in Kenya: Is the urban advantage eroding? Mugisha, Frederick
2006
5 p. 471-482
12 p.
artikel
167 Selling ‘Socialism with Chinese Characteristics’ ‘Thought and Politics’ and the legitimisation of China's developmental strategy Vickers, Edward
2009
5 p. 523-531
9 p.
artikel
168 Sex education in modern and contemporary China: Interrupted debates across the last century Aresu, Alessandra
2009
5 p. 532-541
10 p.
artikel
169 ‘Sir, on what page is the answer?’ Exploring teacher decision-making during complex curriculum change, with specific reference to the use of learner support material Stoffels, Newton Trevor
2005
5 p. 531-546
16 p.
artikel
170 Skills for inclusive growth in South Africa: Promising tides amidst perilous waters Akoojee, Salim
2012
5 p. 674-685
12 p.
artikel
171 Strengthening Universal Primary Education in Uganda: The potential role of an asset-based development policy Ssewamala, Fred M.
2011
5 p. 472-477
6 p.
artikel
172 Students’ mathematics self-concept and motivation to learn mathematics: relationship and gender differences among Kenya’s secondary-school students in Nairobi and Rift Valley provinces Nyingi Githua, Bernard
2003
5 p. 487-499
13 p.
artikel
173 Sustainable development education: Averting or mitigating cultural collision Vargas, Claudia Marı́a
2000
5 p. 377-396
20 p.
artikel
174 Tensions and dilemmas of cross-cultural transfer of knowledge: post-structural/postcolonial reflections on an innovative teacher education in Pakistan Kanu, Yatta
2005
5 p. 493-513
21 p.
artikel
175 The African Renaissance, NEPAD and skills formation: An identification of key policy tensions Tikly, Leon
2003
5 p. 543-564
22 p.
artikel
176 The application of a CAL strategy in science and mathematics for disadvantaged Grade 12 learners in South Africa Hartley, M.S.
2008
5 p. 596-611
16 p.
artikel
177 The complex system of educational change and development: A critical review Turner, David A.
2013
5 p. 531-533
3 p.
artikel
178 The developmental history of labor education in South Korea from a sociopolitical and economic perspective Kwon, Yangyi
2011
5 p. 524-531
8 p.
artikel
179 The development and operation of headteacher support groups in Kenya: a mechanism to create pockets of excellence, improve the provision of quality education and target positive changes in the community Herriot, A.
2002
5 p. 509-526
18 p.
artikel
180 The geopolitics and meanings of India's massive skills development ambitions King, Kenneth
2012
5 p. 665-673
9 p.
artikel
181 The impact of aid on education policy in India Colclough, Christopher
2010
5 p. 497-507
11 p.
artikel
182 The interpretation construction design model for teaching science and its applications to Internet-based instruction in Taiwan Tsai, Chin-Chung
2001
5 p. 401-415
15 p.
artikel
183 The Making of Literate Societies Maddox, Bryan
2004
5 p. 578-579
2 p.
artikel
184 The new geopolitics of educational aid: From Cold Wars to Holy Wars? Novelli, Mario
2010
5 p. 453-459
7 p.
artikel
185 The new politics of aid to education—Rhetoric and reality Colclough, Christopher
2010
5 p. 451-452
2 p.
artikel
186 The private cost of public schooling: household and community financing of primary education in Cambodia Psacharopoulos, George
2000
5 p. 433-
1 p.
artikel
187 The provision of a health promoting environment for HIV/AIDS education: the case of Namibian senior secondary schools Campbell, Bob
2003
5 p. 529-542
14 p.
artikel
188 The rise and attenuation of the basic education programme (BEP) in Botswana: A global–local dialectic approach Tabulawa, Richard
2011
5 p. 433-442
10 p.
artikel
189 The role of UK qualification suppliers in Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe: A comparative evaluation Evans, J.
2007
5 p. 525-541
17 p.
artikel
190 The search for quality: A five country study of national strategies to improve educational quality in Central Asia Chapman, David W.
2005
5 p. 514-530
17 p.
artikel
191 The tough choice at high school door: an investigation of the factors that lead students to general or vocational schools Aypay, Ahmet
2003
5 p. 517-527
11 p.
artikel
192 To the Fullest Extent of his Powers, C.E. Beeby's life in Education Whitehead, Clive
2000
5 p. 431-433
3 p.
artikel
193 Two views of education: Promoting civic and moral values in Cambodia schools Tan, Charlene
2008
5 p. 560-570
11 p.
artikel
194 Understanding education in Europe-East Kozma, Tamas
2004
5 p. 467-477
11 p.
artikel
195 Using a social justice framework to assess educational quality in Tanzanian schools Hartwig, Kari A.
2013
5 p. 487-496
10 p.
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201 Voices of authority: education and linguistic difference Maybin, Janet
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203 What determines school teachers' rates of return in Pakistan (Punjab)? Schooling or experience Chishti, Salim
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204 When marketisation and privatisation clash with socialist ideals: Educational inequality in Urban China Mok, Ka Ho
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205 Whose Education for All? The Recolonisation of the African Mind Preston, Rosemary
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206 Why Eat Green Cucumbers at the Time of Dying?: Exploring the Link Between Women's Literacy and Development: A Nepal Perspective Betts, Julia
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213 Working children and educational inclusion in Yemen Dyer, Caroline
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214 World Bank education policy: new rhetoric, old ideology Klees, Steven J
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