Hidden markets: the new education privatization

By Adam Davidson-Harden. 2010

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Constancy and Change in Work Practice in Schools: The Role of Organizational Routines (2011, background): “While the school level is critical in implementing planned change, like most organizations, schools are open systems embedded in an education system and expanding extra-system (Burch, 2009; Cohen, 1982; Fuhrman, Goertz, & Weinbaum, 2007; Hill, 2007).”
Mapping the terrain: Teach For America, charter school reform, and corporate sponsorship (2014, background): “In action, neoliberalism favors increased privatization and deregulation and decreased state intervention, coupled with the defunding of public services, such as higher education, libraries, and health care (Apple 2006; Ball 2007; Burch 2009; Harvey 2005; Hursh 2005).”
Private tutoring in Eastern Europe and Central Asia: policy choices and implications (2010, background): “…private tutoring has been growing elsewhere, including Africa (for example, Sambo 2001; Paviot, Heinsohn, and Korkman 2008), North America (for example, Burch 2009; Davies 2004; Gordon, Bridglall, and Meroe 2005), and Western Europe (for example, Mischo and Haag 2002; Glasman 2004; Ireson 2004).”