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Volume 21, Issue 4

12 November 2019

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Anselmo Bae;

Anselmo Bae

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Jae Park

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Special Issue: Educational dystopias: interrogating education reforms from comparative perspectives. Guest Editor: Vicente Chua Reyes

Teaching performance assessments in the USA and Australia: Implications of the “bar exam for the profession”

Jennifer Charteris

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Okinawa as dystopia: panoptic monitoring systems in schools

Kotoe Kishimoto; Eisuke Saito

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Physis, thaumazein and policy thinking: on another “time” to think educational policy

Jude Chua

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Problematising technology and teaching reforms: Australian and Singapore perspectives

Katherine Frances McLay; Vicente Chua Reyes Jr

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