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Sociology Of Education Today

  • Sociology Of Education Today
  • Attribution

    edited by Jack Demaine
  • Publication Details

    Book, Palgrave, 2000
  • Availability

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     (LOWER LEVEL)  LC191.2 .S634 2001  AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    This entirely new edition of Contemporary Theories in the Sociology of Education brings together important recent work by some of the most prominent educational sociologists. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
  • Author

  • Subject

  • Contents

    • Introduction: Research in Sociology of Education Today / Jack Demaine
    • 1. Shaping the Sociology of Education over Half-a-Century / Roger Dale
    • 2. Feminist Sociology of Education: Dynamics, Debates and Directions / Jo-Anne Dillabough and Madeleine Arnot
    • 3. Rethinking Social Justice: A Conceptual Analysis / Sharon Gewirtz
    • 4. The New IQism: Intelligence, ‘Ability’ and the Rationing of Education / David Gillborn and Deborah Youdell
    • 5. New Teachers and the Question of Ethnicity / Bruce Carrington, Alastair Bonnett and Anoop Nayak / [et al.]
    • 6. Manufacturing the Global Locality, Customizing the School and Designing Young Workers / Jane Kenway, Peter Kelly and Sue Willis
    • 7. Development, Democracy and Deviance in Contemporary Sociology of Education / Lynn Davies
    • 8. The Sociology of Comparative Education / Lawrence Saha
    • 9. New Class Relations in Education: the Strategies of the ‘Fearful’ Middle Classes / Stephen Ball and Carol Vincent
    • 10. Missing: A Sociology of Educating the Middle Class / Sally Power
    • 11. Vultures and Third Ways: Recovering Mannheim’s Legacy for Today / Geoff Whitty
  • ISBN

    • 0333778294
    • 0333778286
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