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RESEARCH IN COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION – VOLUME 5 NUMBER 3 (2010)
RESEARCH IN COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
Volume 5 Number 3 2010, ISSN 1745-4999
SPECIAL ISSUE
Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives on Governance in Vocational Education and Training
Guest Editor: ANTJE BARABASCH
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CONTENTS:
Antje Barabasch. Introduction. Methodological and Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Governance and Policy Transfer in Vocational Education and Training
Felix Rauner & Wolfgang Wittig. Differences in the Organisation of Apprenticeship in Europe: findings of a comparative evaluation study
Wolf-Dietrich Greinert. Governance Models of Training for Employment: a European perspective
Damian Oliver. Complexity in Vocational Education and Training Governance
James R. Stone III & Morgan V. Lewis. Governance of Vocational Education and Training in the United States
Bonnie Watt-Malcolm & Antje Barabasch. Tensions in the Canadian Apprenticeship Sector: rethinking Bourdieu’s analysis of habitus, field, and capital
Volker Wedekind. Chaos or Coherence? Further Education and Training College Governance in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Hubert Ertl & Geoff Hayward. Caught in the ‘Triple Lock’? An Evaluation of Governance Structures in the Development of 14-19 Diplomas in England
Pia Cort. Europeanisation and Policy Change in the Danish Vocational Education and Training System
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