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Brill Islands of Extreme Exclusion Brill - Studies in Inclusive Education

Name: Islands of Extreme Exclusion Brill - Studies in Inclusive Education
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Explore deep academic insights with Islands of Extreme Exclusion: Studies on Global Practices of Isolation, Punishment, and Education of the Unwanted. Published by Brill as part of the Studies in Inclusive Education series (volume 52), this book provides a scholarly look at global practices regarding isolation and education. This title serves as a significant resource for researchers and students focusing on the complexities of inclusive education and social practices. By examining how different global systems manage exclusion and punishment, it offers a foundation for understanding the educational landscape for marginalized groups. Whether you are a professional in the field of education or an academic researcher, this volume provides the necessary framework to study the social dynamics of isolation. Add this essential scholarly work to your academic collection to better understand the global practices that shape modern inclusive education.

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Part of the Studies in Inclusive Education series, specifically volume 52, making it a valuable addition for academic libraries.

Published by Brill, a recognized name in scholarly publishing, ensuring high standards for research and academic content.

Provides a focused look at global practices regarding isolation, punishment, and the education of unwanted groups.

Designed for readers interested in the intersection of social exclusion and educational systems on a global scale.

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Brand: Brill
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 900468851X
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Education
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 29 November 2023
Listed Since: 18 August 2023

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