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POWER AND EDUCATION
Volume 5 Number 3 2013       ISSN 1757-7438

Heather Piper. Editorial OPEN ACCESS

GENERAL ARTICLES
Heather Piper, James R. Duggan & Stephen Rogers. Managerial Discourse, Child Safeguarding, and the Elimination of Virtue from In Loco Parentis Relationships: an example from music education

Dora F. Edu-Buandoh & Isaac Nuokyaa-Ire Mwinlaaru. ‘I’ll DEAL with You …’: power and domination in discourse in a Ghanaian educational context

Amanda French. ‘Let the Right Ones In!’: widening participation, academic writing and the standards debate in higher education

Sandra Leaton Gray. The ‘Big Society’, Education and Power

RADICALISM, EDUCATION AND POLITICAL PRACTICE
Ansgar Allen. Editorial. Radicalism, Education and Political Practice OPEN ACCESS

Gary Clemitshaw. Critical Pedagogy as Educational Resistance: a post-structuralist reflection

Darren Webb. Critical Pedagogy, Utopia and Political (Dis)engagement

Sheila Macdonald. Migration and English Language Learning in the United Kingdom: towards a feminist theorising

Antony Williams. Critical Educational Psychology: fostering emancipatory potential within the therapeutic project

Paul Allender. Derrida and Humanism: some implications for post-humanist political and educational practice

BOOK REVIEWS
Plantation Pedagogy: a postcolonial and global perspective (Laurette S.M. Bristol), reviewed by Kathleen Clayton
Teaching, Learning and Intersecting Identities in Higher Education (Susan M. Pliner & Cerri A. Banks, Eds), reviewed by Zorka Karanxha
Acting on HIV: using drama to create possibilities for change (Dennis Francis, Ed.), reviewed by Thabo Msibi

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