Education, Globalization and the Nation-State

Author: Andy Green
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is a comparative education research monograph spanning Europe and Asia, covering various aspects of educational systems in Eurasian nation-states—such as national policies, structures, processes, and outcomes. It attempts to understand the interactive relationship between globalization, the social context, and educational systems and reforms through systematic cross-national comparisons, reflecting postmodernist characteristics in its methodology. The book is regarded by Western educational scholars as a work that explores the relationship between globalization and education. It is beneficial for Chinese readers to understand the complex backgrounds of education in different countries and to promote policy borrowing among regions. This book is part of a series published by the Education Science Press. The published books in this series include: >>>>>>