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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Academy schools and entrepreneurialism in education Woods, Philip A.
2007
2 p. 237-259
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2 Achievement in Primary Schools: Report by the Select Committee Thomas, Norman
1987
2 p. 161-170
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3 A chorus of disapproval: reaction to the Green Paper on higher education Scott, Peter
1986
2 p. 163-170
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4 After effectiveness: new directions in the Singapore school system? Sharpe, Leslie
2002
2 p. 151-166
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5 Agenda for reform: a critical appraisal Erlandson, David A.
1990
2 p. 187-191
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6 A note on national assessment and school comparisons Goldstein, Harvey
1988
2 p. 197-202
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7 A response to 'Agenda for reform: a critical appraisal' Murphy, Joseph
1990
2 p. 193
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8 Before the Citizenship Order: a survey of citizenship education practice in England Halpern, David
2002
2 p. 217-228
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9 Beyond performativity: reflections on activist professionalism and the labour process in further education Avis, James
2005
2 p. 209-222
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10 'Bodies are dangerous': using feminist genealogy as policy studies methodology Pillow, Wanda
2003
2 p. 145-159
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11 BOOK REVIEW Martin, Jane
2007
2 p. 269-270
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12 BOOK REVIEWS Higham, Jeremy
2008
2 p. 193-198
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13 Book Reviews 2000
2 p. 257-261
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14 Book reviews 2005
2 p. 259-265
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15 Canadian school policy in liberal and post-liberal eras: historical perspectives on the changing social context of schooling, 1846-1990 Fleming, Thomas
1991
2 p. 183-199
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16 Challenging neo-liberalism, building democracy: creating the Citizen School in Porto Alegre, Brazil Gandin, Luis Armando
2002
2 p. 259-279
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17 Chicago and Britain: experiments in empowering parents Hess, G. Alfred
1992
2 p. 155-171
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18 'Child panic', risk and child protection: an examination of policies from New South Wales and Queensland Sachs, Judyth
2005
2 p. 125-140
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19 Chinese-ization and the Nationalistic Curriculum Reform in Taiwan Tsai, Ching-tien
2002
2 p. 229-243
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20 Choices and destinations at transfer to secondary schools in London Noden, Philip
1998
2 p. 221-236
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21 Cold comfort in the primary school Francis, Martin
1986
2 p. 197-199
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22 Collaboration: the big new idea for school improvement? Evans, Jennifer
2005
2 p. 223-235
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23 'Coming home' to new homes and new schools: critical race theory and the new politics of containment Smith, Janet J.
2008
2 p. 135-152
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24 Community financing of education: issues from Kenya Lillis, Kevin M.
1987
2 p. 99-117
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25 Community responsive schools, mixed housing, and community regeneration Gordon, June A.
2008
2 p. 181-192
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26 Competition and curriculum diversity in local schooling markets: theory and evidence Adnett, Nick
2000
2 p. 157-167
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27 Contesting education policy in the public sphere: media debates over policies for the Queensland school curriculum Thomas, Sue
2002
2 p. 187-198
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28 Continuity and change in educational policy: some Canadian comparisons Hargreaves, Andy
1991
2 p. 179-182
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29 Defining curriculum policy through slogans Werner, Walter
1991
2 p. 225-238
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30 Devolved school management: the 'new deal' in Scottish education Hartley, David
1994
2 p. 129-140
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31 Differentiated responses to a central renewal policy: school management of implementation Knip, Hans
1991
2 p. 123-131
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32 Discourse and critique: outlines of a post-structural theory of ideology Leonardo, Zeus
2003
2 p. 203-214
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33 Early school leaving in Australia: issues for education and training policy Wyn, Johanna
1996
2 p. 259-268
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34 Editorial 1987
2 p. 79-80
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35 Editorial Note 1990
2 p. 111
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36 Editorial: The reception of post-structuralism in educational research and policy Peters, Michael
2003
2 p. 109-113
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37 Educational 'accountability' and the violence of capital: a Marxian reading De Lissovoy, Noah
2003
2 p. 131-143
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38 Educational assessment and accountability: a New Zealand case study Willis, Deborah
1992
2 p. 205-221
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39 Educational restructuring: international perspectives Swanson, Austin D.
1992
2 p. 135-137
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40 Education and the labour market: subjective aspects of human capital investment Killeen, John
1999
2 p. 99-116
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41 Education policies for raising student learning: the Finnish approach Sahlberg, Pasi
2007
2 p. 147-171
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42 Equity and the new post-compulsory education and training policies in Australia: a progressive or regressive agenda? Taylor, Sandra
1994
2 p. 105-127
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43 Evaluation of teacher performance: move over hierarchy, here comes collegiality! Smyth, John
1996
2 p. 185-196
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44 Exit, choice and loyalty: the impact of parental choice on admissions to secondary schools in Edinburgh and Dundee Adler, Michael
1988
2 p. 155-179
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45 Extended Review 2004
2 p. 229-236
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46 Federal policy in Native American education, 1925-1985 Glass, Thomas E.
1988
2 p. 105-121
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47 Feminist research and educational policy Dam, Geert T. M. ten
1995
2 p. 209-220
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48 Gender and the restructuring of work and vocational education in Australia: some perilous possibilities Willis, Sue
1996
2 p. 239-258
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49 Governmentality and the study of education policy in South Africa Tikly, Leon
2003
2 p. 161-174
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50 Government policy, stratification and urban schools: a commentary on the Five-year strategy for children and learners Riddell, Richard
2005
2 p. 237-241
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51 'Happiness' as a criterion of parents' choice of school Coldron, John
1991
2 p. 169-178
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52 Heroes or zeroes? The discursive positioning of 'underachieving boys' in English neo-liberal education policy Francis, Becky
2006
2 p. 187-200
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53 (Im)possible dream: post-Fordism, stakeholding and post-compulsory education Avis, James
1998
2 p. 251-263
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54 Improving the preparation of school administrators: the National Policy Board's story Murphy, Joseph
1990
2 p. 181-186
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55 Independent schools and tax policy under Mrs Thatcher Robson, Mark H.
1989
2 p. 149-162
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56 Interest groups and the State in contemporary Spanish education policy Bonal, Xavier
2000
2 p. 201-216
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57 Is free education in the Third World either desirable or possible? Bray, Mark
1987
2 p. 119-129
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58 JOURNAL OF EDUCATION POLICY CALL FOR PAPERS 1998
2 p. 283
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59 Language, religion, and educational rights in Ontario, 1980-1990 Lawton, Stephen B.
1991
2 p. 201-213
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60 Lifelong learning as a lever on structural change? Evaluation of white paper: Learning to succeed: a new framework for post-16 learning Coffield, Frank
2000
2 p. 237-246
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61 Living the tension: a case study of teacher stories of teacher evaluation Clandinin, D. Jean
1996
2 p. 169-183
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62 Local management of schools as an organizational form: theory and application Levacic, Rosalind
1993
2 p. 123-141
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63 Look over your shoulder, Mr Baker: the Norwegian connection Haywood, Roy
1989
2 p. 163-169
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64 Macroecological reforms as a strategy for reducing educational risks associated with poverty Kovach, John A.
1998
2 p. 167-178
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65 Managing curriculum policy changes: a comparative analysis of primary schools in England and Finland Webb, Rosemary
1999
2 p. 117-137
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66 Managing education - the local authority dimension Kean, Hilda
1991
2 p. 145-154
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67 Marketing education in the postmodern age Kenway, Jane
1993
2 p. 105-122
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68 Markets and vouchers: the inadequacy of individualist policies for vocational education and training in England and Wales Hodkinson, Phil
1995
2 p. 189-207
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69 Marxist state theory and state autonomy theory: the case of 'race' education in initial teacher education Hill, Dave
1995
2 p. 221-232
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70 Micro-politics in the 1990s: staff relationships in secondary schooling Reay, Diane
1998
2 p. 179-196
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71 Mixed communities: challenges for urban education policy Smith, Janet Lynn
2008
2 p. 99-103
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72 Mixed-income schools and housing: advancing the neoliberal urban agenda Lipman, Pauline
2008
2 p. 119-134
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73 Modern apprenticeships in Scotland Canning, Roy
2004
2 p. 163-177
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74 Modular strategies for overcoming academic/vocational divisions: issues arising from the Scottish experience Raffe, David
1994
2 p. 141-154
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75 Much Ado: 'manpower shortages' and educational policy reform in South Africa Mutter, Johan
1987
2 p. 83-97
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76 Ne'er the twain shall meet?: modernizing the teaching profession in Scotland and England Menter, Ian
2004
2 p. 195-214
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77 Neighbourhood regeneration through mixed communities: a 'social justice dilemma'? Lupton, Ruth
2008
2 p. 105-117
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78 New variations on old themes: the Swedish Conservative Party and the battle over comprehensive education 1900-1985 Lundahl, Lisbeth
1990
2 p. 157-166
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79 Notes on Contributors 1991
2 p. 253-254
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80 Notes on Contributors 1996
2 p. 283-284
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81 Notes on Contributors 1992
2 p. 249-250
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82 Notes on Contributors 1993
2 p. 203-204
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83 Notes on Contributors 1995
2 p. 243-244
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84 Notes on contributors 1989
2 p. 199-200
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85 Notes on Contributors 1988
2 p. 217-218
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86 Notes on contributors 1990
2 p. 205
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87 Notes on contributors 1986
2 p. 211-212
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88 Notes on contributors 1987
2 p. 187-188
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89 Notes on contributors 1994
2 p. 195
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90 On 'Politics, Markets, and American Schools' Rosario, Jose R.
1992
2 p. 223-235
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91 Over-educated and under-employed: British graduates in the 1990s Murphy, James
1991
2 p. 239-244
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92 Panoptic performativity and school inspection regimes: disciplinary mechanisms and life under special measures Perryman, Jane
2006
2 p. 147-161
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93 Pastoral care, juvenile justice and the welfare network Finch, Janet
1986
2 p. 133-147
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94 Policy discourse analysis: negotiating gender equity Marshall, Catherine
2000
2 p. 125-156
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95 Policy talk: reflexive modernization and the construction of teaching and learning within postcompulsory education and lifelong learning in England Avis, James
2000
2 p. 185-199
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96 Policy tensions in vocational education and training for young people: the origins of General National Vocational Qualifications Williams, Steve
1999
2 p. 151-166
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97 Political symbolism as policy craft: explaining non-reform in South African education after apartheid Jansen, Jonathan D.
2002
2 p. 199-215
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98 Politics and pedagogy: a case study in appropriation Woods, Peter
1995
2 p. 119-141
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99 Politics of social partnerships: a framework for theorizing Seddon, Terri
2004
2 p. 123-142
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100 Post-structuralism and Marxism: education as knowledge capitalism Peters, Michael
2003
2 p. 115-129
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101 Post-structuralism and policy research in education Humes, Walter
2003
2 p. 175-187
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102 Preface 1987
2 p. 81
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103 Primary headship, state policy and the challenge of the 1990s: an exceptional story that disproves total hegemonic rule Riseborough, George
1993
2 p. 155-173
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104 Progress at school and school effectiveness: non-cognitive dispositions and within-class markets Nash, Roy
2001
2 p. 89-102
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105 Prolonging inequality? Education in Germany after unification Arps, Sebastian
2005
2 p. 159-187
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106 Pupils, the forgotten partners in education action zones Whitehead, Joan
2004
2 p. 215-227
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107 Reasons for school choice in Scotland Echols, Frank H.
1995
2 p. 143-156
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108 Re-branding urban schools: urban revitalization, social status, and marketing public schools to the upper middle class Cucchiara, Maia
2008
2 p. 165-179
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109 Rejoinder to Gordon and Pearce Lawton, Stephen B.
1993
2 p. 183-186
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110 Renovating educational identities: policy, space and urban renewal Gulson, Kalervo N.
2005
2 p. 141-158
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111 Research and policy in teachers' organizations Wilkins, Raphael
1988
2 p. 89-103
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112 Researching grant-maintained schools Halpin, David
1990
2 p. 167-180
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113 Researching the rhetoric of lifelong learning Edwards, Richard
2001
2 p. 103-112
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114 Research, policy and practice in education: some observations on SSRC-funded education projects Hargreaves, Andy
1986
2 p. 115-131
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115 REVIEW ESSAY Temple, Paul
2007
2 p. 261-267
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116 Reviews 2001
2 p. 179-180
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117 Reviews 2002
2 p. 281-286
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118 Reviews 1988
2 p. 203-216
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119 REVIEWS 1991
2 p. 245-251
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120 Reviews 1992
2 p. 237-248
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121 Reviews 1994
2 p. 183-194
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122 Reviews 1995
2 p. 233-241
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123 Reviews 1998
2 p. 275-282
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124 Reviews 2004
2 p. 237-241
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125 Reviews 1986
2 p. 201-209
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126 Reviews 1990
2 p. 195-203
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127 Reviews 1993
2 p. 187-201
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128 Reviews 1996
2 p. 269-282
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129 Reviews 1999
2 p. 213-219
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130 Reviews 1987
2 p. 175-185
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131 Reviews 1989
2 p. 185-198
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132 Revising the national curriculum: a comment on the Secretary of State's proposals Elliott, John
2000
2 p. 247-255
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133 Robbing public to pay private? Two cases of refinancing education infrastructure in Australia Crump, Stephen
2005
2 p. 243-258
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134 School characteristics, school academic indicators and student outcomes: implications for policies to improve schools Heck, Ronald H.
1993
2 p. 143-154
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135 School effectiveness: new managerialism, quality and the Japanization of education Morley, Louise
2000
2 p. 169-183
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136 School transfer and curriculum continuity Benyon, John
1987
2 p. 171-173
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137 School zoning, equity and freedom: the case of New Zealand McCulloch, Gary
1991
2 p. 155-168
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138 Selecting schools for closure: theory and practice in 'rational' planning Bondi, Liz
1989
2 p. 85-102
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139 Sex, science and educational research: the unholy trinity Stronach, Ian
2007
2 p. 215-235
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140 Some economic and ideological aspects of the reform of education and training in England and Wales in the last ten years Senker, Peter
1990
2 p. 113-125
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141 Some reflections on policy theory: a brief response to Hatcher and Troyna Ball, Stephen J.
1994
2 p. 171-182
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142 Special educational needs in the market place Bines, Hazel
1995
2 p. 157-171
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143 Structuralism, post-structuralism, neo-liberalism: assessing Foucault's legacy Olssen, Mark
2003
2 p. 189-202
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144 'Swann's song': the origins, ideology and implications of Education for All Troyna, Barry
1986
2 p. 171-181
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145 Swann: the implications for schools Harrison, Steve
1986
2 p. 183-195
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146 Teacher match and education policy Merson, Martin
1989
2 p. 171-184
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147 Teacher professional identity: competing discourses, competing outcomes Sachs, Judyth
2001
2 p. 149-161
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148 Teaching university modules in sixth forms: the shifting boundaries of post-compulsory education? Hall, David
2004
2 p. 179-193
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149 Technical expertise and teacher growth: results of a teacher evaluation policy impact study Haughey, Margaret
1996
2 p. 159-168
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150 Temps in teaching: the role of private employment agencies in a changing labour market for teachers Morrison, Marlene
1999
2 p. 167-184
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151 The anatomy of accountability Webb, Taylor P.
2005
2 p. 189-208
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152 The art of the possible: organizing and managing high and low socioeconomic schools Thrupp, Martin
1998
2 p. 197-219
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153 The assisted places scheme: its impact and its role in privatization and marketization Whitty, Geoff
1998
2 p. 237-250
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154 The characteristics of the school organization and the constraints on market ideology in education: an institutional view Oplatka, Izhar
2004
2 p. 143-161
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155 The choreography of accountability Webb, P. Taylor
2006
2 p. 201-214
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156 The contemporary role of HMI in England Lawton, Denis
1988
2 p. 191-196
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157 The evaluation of teachers: towards teacher growth Bosetti, Lynn
1996
2 p. 155-158
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158 The Great Education Reform Bill 1988 - some issues and implications Deem, Rosemary
1988
2 p. 181-189
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159 The hegemonic curriculum and school dropout: The Newfoundland case Gedge, Joseph L.
1991
2 p. 215-224
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160 The impact of school governance restructuring on public financial support systems Swanson, Austin D.
1992
2 p. 173-185
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161 The insertion of 'New Right' thinking into education: an example from New Zealand Marshall, James
1990
2 p. 143-156
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162 The management of tertiary educational institutions in New Zealand Fitzsimons, Patrick
1995
2 p. 173-187
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163 The Mini-Enterprise in Schools Project: a new stage in education-industry relations? Shilling, Chris
1989
2 p. 115-124
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164 The national gridfor learning: a case study of new labour education policy-making Selwyn, Neil
2001
2 p. 127-147
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165 The New Zealand Qualifications Authority takes the credit for education Fitzsimons, Patrick
1999
2 p. 139-150
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166 The organization of supply workers in state schools and the National Health Service: a comparison Shilling, Chris
1990
2 p. 127-141
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167 The performance of grant maintained schools in England: an experiment in autonomy Levacic, Rosalind
1999
2 p. 185-212
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168 The 'Policy Cycle': A Ball by Ball Account Hatcher, Richard
1994
2 p. 155-170
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169 The political functions of the central administration of Catholic education in France Teese, Richard
1989
2 p. 103-114
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170 The political process of institutionalizing educational policy and its impact on life choices of an indigenous people: the case of Native Hawaiians, 1890-1900 Benham, Maenette K. P.
1996
2 p. 215-237
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171 The politics and context of calls for cross-sectoral collaborative research Smyth, John
1998
2 p. 265-273
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172 The principle of choice in policy research Seddon, Terri
1996
2 p. 197-214
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173 The professionalization of instructional leadership in the United States: competing values and current tensions Burch, Patricia
2007
2 p. 195-214
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174 The public face of teacher identity—narrative construction of teacher identity in public policy documents Søreide, Gunn Elisabeth
2007
2 p. 129-146
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175 The rise and fall of an education management information system in Liberia Chapman, David W.
1991
2 p. 133-143
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176 The Scottish Assisted Places Scheme: a comparative study of the origins, nature and practice of the APSs in Scotland, England & Wales Walford, Geoffrey
1988
2 p. 137-153
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177 The Scottish educational crisis of 2000: an analysis of the policy process of unification Raffe, David
2002
2 p. 167-185
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178 The search for teacher standards: a nationwide experiment in the Netherlands Storey, Anne
2006
2 p. 215-234
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179 The state, devolution and educational reform in New Zealand Gordon, Liz
1992
2 p. 187-203
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180 The teacher's soul and the terrors of performativity Ball, Stephen J.
2003
2 p. 215-228
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181 Third way values and post-school education policy Hyland, Terry
2002
2 p. 245-258
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182 Towards a capability-based theory of social justice for education policy-making Walker, Melanie
2006
2 p. 163-185
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183 Towards a framework for analysis of country action in the field of information technologies and education Ransley, Wayne
1989
2 p. 125-148
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184 Towards a view of policy analysis as practical reason Rizvi, Fazal
1986
2 p. 149-162
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185 Unbecoming teachers: towards a more dynamic notion of professional participation Colley, Helen
2007
2 p. 173-193
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186 Understanding the reorganization of secondary schooling: a political games approach Welsh, Paul J.
2000
2 p. 217-235
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187 Urban accommodations: policy, education and a politics of place Gulson, Kalervo N.
2008
2 p. 153-163
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188 US school reform policy, state accountability systems and the limited English proficient student Reyes, Pedro
2001
2 p. 163-178
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189 Vorsprung ex machina? Aspects of curriculum and assessment in cultural comparison Chisholm, Lynne
1987
2 p. 149-159
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190 Why compare? A response to Stephen Lawton Gordon, Liz
1993
2 p. 175-181
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191 Why restructure?: an international survey of the roots of reform Lawton, Stephen B.
1992
2 p. 139-154
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192 'Woman's place is in the home': a major cultural theme in girls' learning and women's teaching Cunnison, Sheila
1988
2 p. 123-135
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193 Work-experience and schools: factors influencing the participation of industry Shilling, Chris
1987
2 p. 131-147
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194 Youth 'at risk': further marginalizing the marginalized? Riele, Kitty te
2006
2 p. 129-145
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