Name: Globalisms and Power: Iberian Education and Curriculum Policies (en Inglés)
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Author: Besley ; McCarthy, Cameron ; Peters, Michael Adrian
ISBN: 9781433115547

portada Globalisms and Power: Iberian Education and Curriculum Policies (en Inglés)

Globalisms and Power: Iberian Education and Curriculum Policies (en Inglés)

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Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publi

Autor

Besley ; McCarthy, Cameron ; Peters, Michael Adrian

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Inglés

N° páginas

251

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN

1433115549

ISBN13

9781433115547

Categorías

Estrategias y políticas educativas
Organización y gestión educativa
Teoría y filosofía económicas

Globalisms and Power: Iberian Education and Curriculum Policies (en Inglés)

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Globalisms and Power examines the effects neoliberal globalization is having on Spanish and Portuguese educational and curriculum policies and practices. The book dissects the nexus between globalization (or globalisms) and power under a global policy momentum, and analyzes how neoliberal globalization strategies eagerly led by nongovernmental institutions determine the educational agenda in each nation. Both Portugal and Spain were subjugated by military dictatorships for more than four decades: their education systems were laced with an authoritarian, militaristic, racist, and xenophobic ideology. Both countries' secular authoritarian and conservative religious traditions are now dangerously entangled with the demands of neoliberal ideologies. Shedding light on how education and curriculum policies and practices are determined and how they, in turn, determine the dynamics of ideological production in society, this book unmasks the massive artillery borrowed from the private sector to fix public education and lays bare the fact that nothing is natural, normal, or inevitable in this corporate global momentum.