This is a peer-reviewed conference paper, which has been accepted as part of a Featured Symposium at the Australian Association of Research in Education (AARE) Canberra, 2017.
Event
Public schooling, politics and communityPublisher
Australian Association of Research in EducationLocation
Canberra, A.C.T.Place of publication
Canberra, A.C.T.Start date
2017-11-26End date
2017-11-30Language
engNotes
Papers presented in the symposium were:
1. How should public schools meet their publics? A history of policy debates about schools and their communities - Helen Proctor & Sue Goodwin
2. Creating a community of consumption: public education and the politics of privilege - Emma Rowe
3. School autonomy reform and public education in Australia: implications for social justice - Amanda Keddie
4. Searching for the public: School funding and shifting meanings of ‘the public’ in Australian education - Jessica Gerrard & Kate O'ConnorPublication classification
E4 Edited volume of conference proceedingsCopyright notice
2017, The Author(s)Extent
Peer-reviewed conference presentation: Featured Symposium titled Public schooling, politics and communityEditor/Contributor(s)
J Blackmore, H Proctor, S Goodwin, A Keddie, J Gerrard, G Savage