Neoliberalism holds that education systems should be run according to free market principles. Neoliberals believe that education should be privatised both endogenously and exogenously, parents and students given more choice and voice and they also advocate for more top down surveillance and performance management.
China recently banned for-profit tutoring after school for 5-15 year olds. This means that private companies who charge parents for
Within the secularization debate, disengagement is the process of religious institutions becoming less involved in political and social life. It
Stephen Hawking this week accused the Conservative government of damaging the NHS by slashing funding, weakening the health service though
The resurgence of neoliberalism between 1979 to 1997 resulted in a rolling back of the collectivist principles of welfare state
A summary of endogenous and exogenous privatisation in England and Wales since the 1988 Education Act, and evaluations.
This post explores five ways in which globalisation has changed education in the U.K. including increased competition for jobs from people abroad, the increasing influence of global ICT companies, and increasing multiculturalism in education.