Título: The influences of globalisation in education policy-making: the case of the charter schools in the Province of San Luis, Argentina
Autores: Cardini, Alejandra
Fecha: 2006-05-02
Publicador: Educate: the journal of doctoral research in education
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Tipo: info:eu-repo/semantics/article
Peer-reviewed Article
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
Tema: No aplica
Descripción: Contextualisation This paper combines insights from the fields of educational policy and sociology, regarding the nature and impact of globalisation in national education policy, with empirical data from a particular policy-borrowing process in Argentina. Although there is extensive theoretical literature on the mechanisms by which globalisation trends influence national policy, few scholars have paid attention to the practical ways in which these global ideas shape and are disseminated in local contexts. This article is part of the growing body of literature that looks at the particular ways in which global discourses penetrate local settings. Abstract: This paper analyses to what extent specific educational reforms, in local contexts, respond to influences generally associated with the process of globalisation and the ways in which this might occur. More specifically, it looks at the origins and intentions of the Charter School policy in the Argentine province of San Luis. It aims to shed light on the practical ways in which global discourses penetrate local contexts. The paper begins by describing the context in which the charter policy took place. It then explores the transformations proposed by the policy and their link to global trends. The mechanisms, by which these international ideas were disseminated, in this particular local context, are then examined. To conclude, the paper suggests some explanations for the recent expansion of similar, educational and political, responses throughout the world.
Idioma: Inglés