Titlebook: Decentralisation and Privatisation in Education; The Role of the Stat Joseph Zajda Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Gove

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Privatisation, Decentralisation and Governance in Education in the Czech Republic, England, France, on in the control of educational processes and outcomes. The present contribution looks at these five European countries as the venue for case studies in educational restructuring as well as evaluation, assessment and reporting. It shows that such trends have been most radical in the Czech Republic

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The Decentralisation of Education in Kerala State, India: Rhetoric and Realityact that this advocacy has a long history raises the question why decentralisation has not been achieved in more educational systems. The answers to this question are many and complex. Among them are difficulties with the implementation of reforms. The present study examines some of these difficulti

Innocence

Decentralisation in Education, Institutional Culture and Teacher Autonomy in Indonesiatered in the course of their implementation, the present contribution focuses on a single reform, the Local Content Curriculum (LCC). Analysis of local responses to this reform provides insights into the state’s influence on the actions and attitudes of Indonesian educators not previously detailed i

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The Politics of Decentralisation in Latin America levels. Such decentralisation was part of an effort to provide universal access to primary education with massive investments near one billion dollars per year during the 1990s. The rationale was simple and appealing: The more local the decision, the greater the voice of the voter-consumer was supp

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Privatisation and Vouchers in Colombia and Chilerlike schemes. The present study focuses on the voucher models of Colombia and Chile, which have the most extensive programs of this type and those of the longest standing in the region. Using empirical evidence, the author compares the two models along four evaluative dimensions: educational qualit