Education and the Politics of Interruption : Does the Right Always Win? (Paperback)

Introduction: Education and the Politics of Interruption: Does the Right Always Win? 1. United States: Can We Win? Social Mobilizations and the Politics of Official Knowledge 2. England: Learning to Fear: How Islamophobia is Manufactured, Made Educational, and Resisted in England 3. Poland: The Empire Strikes Back: A Neoconservative Revolution in Polish Schools and the Struggles Against It 4. Australia: Teacher Union Resistance to the Impacts of Marketised and Neo-Liberal Restructurings: The More than Thanks campaign by the New South Wales Teachers’ Federation 5. Brazil: Brazil’s Black Movement and Policies for Racial Equality in an Antidemocratic Period 6. Chile: Standardization Policies and the Teacher Career Law in Chile and its Resistances: When the Right Doesn´t Always Win, Even if it Wins 7. Japan: Ecological Interventions in the Postwar Politics of Japanese Education: Reassessing the Japanese Language and Moral Education Debates 8. India: Reforming the ‘Right’ Way: Market, Hypernationalism, and Curriculum Vigilantism in Indian Higher Education 9. Afterword: Understanding and Interrupting the Right: What Have We Learned?