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Market democracy in a neoliberal order: Doctrines and reality
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Against schooling: Education and social class
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The failure of corporate school reform: Towards a new common school movement
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Dominant issues, themes, and prospects in the education of Mexican Americans in the United States: An overview
págs. 141-154
Turn arround schools: Towards authentic school reform, eroding authenticity and the need for advocacy leadership
págs. 155-187
Resisting and rolling back neoliberalism: The Opt-Out movement and teacher´s Unions
págs. 189-198
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Decolinizing university leadership: Transforming What it means to lead
págs. 217-239
Itinerant curriculum theory: An epistemological Declaration of Independence
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From Paulo Freire to Boaventura de Sousa Santos: Democracy, education and emancipation
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Critical transformative leadership: Seeming to change one thing
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Ecucation and equality: learning to create a community
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Culturally responsive teaching: Learning to teach within the context of culture
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