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British Journal of Sociology of Education (BJSE)
Référence : Vol.29, n°5, septembre 2008
- Meritocracy through education and social mobility in post-war Britain: a critical examination, Spyros Themelis
- The problem of education-based discrimination, Stuart Tannock
- Teachers, social class and underachievement, Mairead Dunne, Louise Gazeley
- Underperformance or 'getting it right'? Constructions of gender and achievement in the Australian inquiry into boys' education, Katherine Hodgetts
- The children of the educational expansion era in Germany: education and further training participation in the life-course, Harry Friebel
- Young people mobilizing the language of citizenship: struggles for classification and new meaning in an uncertain world, Jacqueline Kennelly, Jo-Anne Dillabough
- 'Just be friends': exposing the limits of educational bully discourses for understanding teen girls' heterosexualized friendships and conflicts, Jessica Ringrose
- Leading multi-ethnic schools: adjustments in concepts and practices for engaging with diversity, Saeeda Shah
- Politics, knowledge and objectivity in sociology of education: a response to the case for 'ethical reflexivity' by Gewirtz and Cribb, John Abraham
- Reflexivity for what? A response to Gewirtz and Cribb on the role of values in the sociology of education, Martyn Hammersley
- Differing to agree: a reply to Hammersley and Abraham, Sharon Gewirtz, Alan Cribb
- Review symposium, Michael Grenfell, Lyn Yates
- The strange case of Nietzsche's tears: the power geometries of passionate attachments in education, Valerie Hey
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mot(s) clé(s) : genre, recherche en éducation, sociologie de l'éducation
catégorie(s) : théorie de l'éducation