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Rowe, Emma E.; Windle, Joel – Critical Studies in Education, 2012
With the launch of the "My School" website in 2010, Australia became a relative latecomer to the publication of national school performance comparisons. This paper primarily seeks to explore the school choice experience as framed by "My School" website, for participating middle-class families. We will draw on Bourdieusian theory of cultural…
Descriptors: Middle Class, School Choice, Urban Areas, Foreign Countries
Windle, Joel – Critical Studies in Education, 2010
This article investigates how reality television talent-quest formats model the normative neoliberal worker and learner--roles which are increasingly drawn together. In the age of "life-long learning" and shifting employment demands, new models of the supple, adaptable and willing learner are increasingly important both to meeting neoliberal…
Descriptors: Television, Mass Media Role, Economic Development, Political Attitudes
Windle, Joel – Critical Studies in Education, 2009
The application of market principles to educational provision continues to attract governments across the globe, despite an international body of literature suggesting that marketisation can exacerbate inequalities. In light of a renewed policy push in Australia towards accountability via a market model, this paper analyses the impact of existing…
Descriptors: School Choice, Accountability, Free Enterprise System, Competition

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