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The Power in our Schools: Considerations for Critical Methodologies
Phillip Mason
Hertfordshire Business School
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Free Schools
100%
Critical Methodology
100%
Power Structure
66%
Educational Needs
33%
Hollow
33%
School Environment
33%
Education Settings
33%
Construction Workers
33%
Comparative Analysis
33%
School Leadership
33%
School Governance
33%
Social Agenda
33%
Methodological Challenges
33%
Relative Position
33%
Neoliberalism
33%
Group Identity
33%
Affection
33%
Political Agenda
33%
British Education
33%
State Education
33%
Interview Narratives
33%
Top Management Leadership
33%
School Management
33%
School Level
33%
Power Distribution
33%
Foucault
33%
Autonomization
33%
Qualitative Empirical Research
33%
Charter Schools
33%
Global Variation
33%
Bureaucracy
33%
Educational Landscape
33%
Local Government
33%
South African
33%
Education Research
33%
Figurational
33%
Local Governance
33%
Governance Structure
33%
Individual Identity
33%
Decentralization
33%
Contemporary Education
33%
Unanswered Questions
33%
Argentine
33%
Conation
33%
Mead
33%
Social Sciences
Narrative
100%
Power-Structure
100%
School Leadership
50%
Decision Making
50%
Italian
50%
Spanish
50%
Danish
50%
Political Agenda
50%
Constructionist
50%
Distribution of Power
50%
Subjectivity
50%
Empirical Research
50%
English
50%
Liberalism
50%
Narrative Interview
50%
Public Education
50%
Leadership
50%
Charter Schools
50%
Comparative Analysis
50%
School Environment
50%
Education Research
50%
Swedish
50%
Psychology
Narrative
100%
Education Research
50%
Decision Making
50%
Neoliberalism
50%
Subjectivity
50%
Practitioners
50%
School Environment
50%