All Stories

  1. Differentiating agents , differentiated patients : the production of subjects and knowledge(s) in theorizing differentiation in education
  2. Working in the shadows: differentiation processes through and beyond the curriculum. Introduction to the special issue
  3. Das chinesische Bildungssystem
  4. The Policy-Practice Nexus as ‘Politics of Use’: Professional Autonomy and Teacher Agency in the Classroom
  5. Conclusion
  6. Introduction
  7. Schoolteachers and the Nordic Model
  8. The Nordic model from afar
  9. Of Visions and Visionaries: Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in China
  10. Education and society in Post-Mao China
  11. Innovation and control: universities, the knowledge economy and the authoritarian state in China
  12. Allies and competitors: private schools and the state in China
  13. Envisioned and enacted practices: educational policies and the ‘politics of use’ in schools
  14. Hochschulen Chinas – Zwischen Traditionen und Reformen im Kontext der globalen Wissensökonomie
  15. Private Schools in the People’s Republic of China: Development, Modalities and Contradictions
  16. Vocational education of female entrepreneurs in China: A multitheoretical and multidimensional analysis of successful businesswomen’s everyday lives
  17. (Dis)Empowering technologies: ICT for education (ICT4E) in China, past and present
  18. Studying the Sent-Down Internet: roundtable on research methods
  19. Unwelcome stranger to the system: vocational education in early twentieth-century China
  20. The Chinese Corporatist State
  21. Europe Refracted
  22. World culture with Chinese characteristics: when global models go native
  23. Global panaceas, local realities: international agencies and the future of education
  24. The Chinese Dewey: Friend, Fiend, and Flagship
  25. Book ReviewThe Class of 1761: Examinations, State, and Elites in Eighteenth‐Century China by Iona D.  Man‐Cheong. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2004. 312 pp. $60.00 (cloth). ISBN 0‐8047‐4146‐8.
  26. Book Reviews
  27. Teaching Subjects and Time Allocation in the German SchoolSystem (Berlin)
  28. Hayhoe, Ruth, and Julia Pan (eds.). 2001. Knowledge Across Cultures: A Contribution to Dialogue among Civilizations. CERC Studies in Comparative Education 11. Hong Kong: The University of Hong Kong. ISBN 962-809-373-8.
  29. Social Hierarchy and Group Solidarity: The Meanings of Work and Vocation/Profession in the Chinese Context and their Implications for Vocational Education