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redistribution? A critical reading of Iris Young's Justice and the politics of difference . The Journal of Political Philosophy , 3 ( 2 ), 166 - 180 . Fraser , N. ( 2005 ). Reframing justice in a globalizing world ... context characterised by persistent cycles of declining student achievement, as narrowly determined by standardised test scores, and political demands for their work to be scrutinised (Hickey et al., 2022
. ( 2007 ). Does social justice matter? Brian Barry's applied political philosophy . Ethics , 117 , 391 - 412 . Baroutsis , A. , & Lingard , B. ( 2022 ). A methodological approach to the analysis of PISA ... ) and functionalist (use value) role of education. This duality is emblematic of the political and socio-economic features of the modern nation state educationalisation wherein the ‘problems’ of society
shift the focus from pre-formed desires and the workings of reason to explore the socio-material and political becoming and the flows of desire that precede (and result from) the formation of subjects and ... intricate and discrete ‘white walls’ of post-colonial and neoliberal ‘faciality’ of English. Globally, English is used in association with economic, ideological, socio-political and cultural forces (Shin
historical analyses of these developments. This paper analyses federal and national inclusive education policies in Australia spanning from 1992 to the present. Drawing upon the concept of ‘political ... traced back to marketing theory. For some, personalisation is seen as a key feature of the neoliberal political agenda (Hartley, 2007) whereas for others, it is articulated as an educational philosophy
common perspective on how much and why they enjoyed their philosophy lessons. Year 9: In philosophy, because there’s no right answer, so it’s better to discuss it and it makes us work together more than ... pedagogy employed in philosophy lessons offered another form of surprise to the school executive. The comments challenged the perceptions held of the philosophy teachers’ pedagogical range based on other
contact , USA DAVID L. HUDSON, JR.* Defamation cases often arise out of intemperate or offensive statements made in political campaigns. These comments may refer to a candidate’s criminal history ... political speech, and speech about political candidates is inherently political speech. Thus, defamation suits arising out of political campaigns face significant hurdles, including (1) anti-SLAPP statutes
experiences within a particular location, time and socio-political circumstance. The case study school was purposively chosen, due to its uniqueness of being situated in a remote, hunter-gatherer community that ... his or her school, influenced by individual, relational, and organisational factors inside a broader school community, and within a political, cultural, and geographical landscape unique to each school
political question doctrine is wrong. The doctrine as the Supreme Court has developed it is not a limit on the subject matter jurisdiction of the federal courts. It is, however, a limit on judicial power in ... its relations with political power. The doctrine has two branches. In one, courts treat certain legal decisions by political actors as conclusive. The leading example is recognition of states and
information , please contact , USA JOHN HARRISON* Much that is said about the political question doctrine is wrong. The doctrine as the Supreme Court has developed it is not a limit on the subject matter ... jurisdiction of the federal courts. It is, however, a limit on judicial power in its relations with political power. The doctrine has two branches. In one, courts treat certain legal decisions by political
in Indigenous education policy settings, the complexities of how different types of evidence are considered rigorous and relevant were found to be clearly implicated with broader social and political ... reduce the level of and/or improve the quality of political influence in policy development (Althaus et al., 2018) . Notions of what counts as evidence in the public policy literature are well traversed
conducted for over a decade; practice-based evidence and debates about unintended consequences of Teacher Performance Assessments (TPAs) highlight social and political tensions emergent when the complexity of ... ’ ongoing professional learning and practice. This is politically contestable without a philosophy of education (Wahl, 2017) . Intellectual work in ITE is also manifested in critiques of educational
POLITICAL SUBORDINATION OF IMMIGRANT WOMEN MARIELA OLIVARES* The Article explores the state of immigrant battered women in the United States, focusing on how their identity as a politically and culturally ... law has provided assistance to battered immigrants has weathered varying degrees of political controversy. Part III focuses on how this controversy ultimately drives legislative advocacy, successes, and
In recent times, young people from Australian Sudanese and South Sudanese communities have received considerable negative racialised public and political attention. This publicity has the potential ... Australian Sudanese and South Sudanese youth at school (Baak, 2019; Benier et al., 2018; Edgeworth, 2015) . In recent times, perpetuated by racialised media and political discourse, Australian Sudanese and
://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/aulr/vol67/iss2/12 ? WHY SALMAN IS A GAME-CHANGER FOR THE POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE INDUSTRY KENDALL R. PAULEY* For decades, the political intelligence (PI) industry?an expert network of lobbyists ... claimed that an investigation yielded no evidence of any illicit communications by his staff, political intelligence (PI) operatives5?whose job is to collect information from government officials to then
INDUSTRY KENDALL R. PAULEY* For decades, the political intelligence (PI) industry?an expert network of lobbyists and lawyers residing in Washington, D.C.?leveraged their personal connections to extract
. Using a conceptual framework based on a treatise by Jürgen Habermas (The theory of communicative action, Beacon Press, 1987) incorporating three socio-political levels (Lifeworld, Steering Media and ... ability to create fragmented and separate social and political spheres that lack an interdisciplinary legal-political science approach. This work has inspired the approach adopted in the research presented
. Using a conceptual framework based on a treatise by Jürgen Habermas (The theory of communicative action, Beacon Press, 1987) incorporating three socio-political levels (Lifeworld, Steering Media and ... ability to create fragmented and separate social and political spheres that lack an interdisciplinary legal-political science approach. This work has inspired the approach adopted in the research presented
justice. As a political scientist, Tronto’s (1993, 2013) work explores the politics of care, noting how individualisation and the dominance of economics serves to invisibilised caring relations, often in ... (government) and meso (institutional) domains create a political economy that devalues care over production and profit, and denies the intricate caring relationships we are all involved in. Foregrounding caring
reason underpinning school improvement agendas, school leaders create ‘openings’ for speaking up against the macro-political discourses. Central to the above-mentioned body of research is the presence of ... political-educational imagination. This political-educational imagination is premised on the assumption “that social governance is capable of pursuing and achieving the social democratic ideals of equity and
magnitude of the problem and its political implications. In Australia, the coronavirus crisis focussed attention on the vital role education plays in society and was used as an opportunity by policy-makers to ... not run any schools, we will only transition back to face-to-face teaching for all students when that is the advice of the Victorian Chief Health Officer. Not a moment before. (April 26) Political