Routledge - The New Politics Of Race And Gender Yearbook

Explore the evolving landscape of educational equity with The New Politics Of Race And Gender. This 1992 yearbook from the Politics Of Education Association examines how shifting demographics and new political coalitions require fresh approaches to school policy. As traditional liberal policies face disillusionment, this collection provides necessary analysis for understanding modern educational challenges. Readers can examine how race and gender issues impact critical areas such as parental choice, business involvement in schools, and leadership definitions. The text also covers essential debates regarding curriculum, testing, accountability, and the development of special schools for minority children. Catherine Marshall adds value by providing the political and historical context needed to understand these complex dynamics. This book is an important resource for those studying education policy and the social forces shaping modern school systems.