All Stories

  1. Teacher education and internationalisation: Policy ideas and practices in Finland and Sweden
  2. Governing career guidance in a Nordic context: policy, research and practice
  3. The European semester as a policy instrument in education: the cases of Spain and Sweden
  4. Learning, unlearning and redefining teachers’ agency in international private education: a Swedish education company operating in India
  5. Through the eyes of the disciplines – student perspectives and positionings towards internationalisation-at-home
  6. Education policy governance and the power of ideas in constructing the new European Education Area
  7. Early childhood education and care policy change: comparing goals, governance and ideas in Nordic contexts
  8. Reading the Internationalisation Imperative in Higher Education Institutions: External Contexts and Internal Positionings
  9. Swedish free school companies going global: Spatial imaginaries and movable pedagogical ideas
  10. Preparing Education Students for an International Future? Connecting Students’ Experience to Institutional Contexts
  11. Transcending borders in higher education: Internationalisation policies in Sweden
  12. Lost in transition – policies to reduce early school leaving and encourage further studying in Europe
  13. Framing education policies and transitions of Roma students in Europe
  14. Understanding inclusion in teacher education – a view from student teachers in England
  15. Acknowledgement to reviewers
  16. Internationalisation and migrant academics: the hidden narratives of mobility
  17. Acknowledgement to Reviewers
  18. The Swedish Roma integration Strategy 2012-2032 and its connection to the "Roma Decade" 2005-2015.
  19. Equality and Education Policy in the European Union—An Example from the Case of Roma
  20. Responding to ‘crisis’: Education policy research in Europe
  21. Iinclusion in competitive school systems in Sweden and England
  22. Teacher education for inclusive practice – responding to policy
  23. Europeanizing the National Education Space? Adjusting to the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) in the UK
  24. Policy space and the governance of education: transnational influences on institutions and identities in the Netherlands and the UK
  25. Privatising public education across Europe – Shifting boundaries and the politics of (re)claiming schools
  26. Deflecting European Union Influence on National Education Policy-Making: The Case of the United Kingdom
  27. Social inclusion and leadership in education: An evolution of roles and values in the English education system over the last 60 years
  28. Policy learning and governance of education policy in the EU
  29. How to Govern for Solidarity? An Introduction to Policy Learning in the Context of Open Methods of Coordinating Education Policies in the European Union
  30. Education Policy Convergence through the Open Method of Coordination: Theoretical Reflections and Implementation in ‘old’ and ‘new’ National Contexts
  31. Changing schools: more than a lick of paint and a well-orchestrated performance?
  32. New Forms of European Union Governance in the Education Sector? A Preliminary Analysis of the Open Method of Coordination
  33. The Europeanisation of Education Policy: Researching Changing Governance and ‘New’ Modes of Coordination
  34. United in Diversity? The Place of Religion in State Education in Europe and Greece
  35. Social exclusion, and educational opportunity: the case of British education policies within a European Union context1
  36. Modernising Education Governance in England and Scotland: Devolution and Control
  37. Social inclusion and social exclusion in England: tensions in education policy
  38. Management Identities in Transition: A Case Study from Further Education
  39. Researching policy implementation: interview data analysis in institutional contexts
  40. Researching policy implementation: Interview data analysis in institutional contexts
  41. Markets and further education