1st Edition

International Education and Development Culture, Context and Narrative

By David Stephens Copyright 2019
178 Pages 1 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

178 Pages 1 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

178 Pages 1 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

Drawing on a wide range of international contexts, International Education and Development provides an innovative and comprehensive critique of developments to improve schooling in the global South. Offering both a theoretical critique of the field and a series of case studies, drawn from recent research, illustrating the usefulness of a narrative approach, it generates a greater understanding... Read more

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Acknowledgements:

Part One: ‘Grand Narratives’ of theory and methodology in international education and development

Chapter One Introduction

Chapter Two Theoretical insights into culture, context and narrative

Chapter Three The methodological and epistemological narrative: researching culture, context and narrative

Part Two: Narratives from the field

Chapter Four National narratives of South Africa

The national narrative of South Africa

The cultural narrative

The education narrative

Chapter Five South African teacher narratives across two generations – from struggle to emancipation

Chapter Six National narratives of Bangladesh

The national narrative of Bangladesh

The cultural narrative

The NGO BRAC narrative

Chapter Seven At the office – Bangladeshi stories of administration, management and change.

Chapter Eight National narratives of Mauritius

The national narrative of Mauritius

The cultural narrative

The education narrative

Chapter Nine Mauritian school students - narratives from an island classroom

Chapter Ten Conclusions: Learning from narratives of education and development

References

Index

 

Biography

David Stephens is Professor of International Education in the Education Research Centre, University of Brighton, UK.