The internationalization of critical pedagogy: An introduction
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From critical theories to a critique of the theories: Dialogues between social thought and its appropiations through educational debates in Brazil
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Gender studies in Spain: From theory to educational practice
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Pedagogy and democracy: Cultivating the democratic ethos (Greece)
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Curriculum and society: Rethinking the link (Mexico)
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The construtivist curriculum reform in Turkey in 2004: In fact what is constructed?
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Indigenism curriculum: questions posed by Baiga vidya (India)
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Critical literacy: Theories and practices (Brazil)
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Critical pedagogy in a conflicted society: Israel as a case study
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Toward an empowering pedagogy: Is there room for critical pedagogy in the educational system of Iran?
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Critical theories and teacher education in Portugal: New possibilities for teacher education to make the difference
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Striving for a better world: Lessons form Freire in Grenada, Jamaica and Australia
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"Queer goings-on": An autoethnographic account of the experiences and practice of performing a queer pedagogy (Australia)
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Turning difficulties into possibilities: Engaging roma families and students in school throut dialogic learning (Spain)
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Higher education and class: Production or reproduction (Greece)
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Local struggles: Women in the home and critical feminist pedagogy in Ireland
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Say you want a revolution: Suggestions for the imposible future of critical pedagogy (Luxembourg)
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