Globalisation Societies and Education

Beyond competition: a comparative review of conceptual approaches to international student mobility

Stealth marketisation: how international school policy is quietly challenging education systems in Asia

Refuting the OECD-World Bank development narrative: was East Asia’s ‘Economic Miracle’ primarily driven by education quality and cognitive skills?*

From ‘priceless’ to ‘priced’: the value of knowledge in higher education

‘We’re not the hottest ethnicity’: Pacific scholars and the cultural politics of New Zealand universities

Global citizenship education in South Korea: ideologies, inequalities, and teacher voices

Understanding OECD representations of teachers and teaching: a visual discourse analysis of covers in OECD documents

Sensemaking and sensegiving in schooling reform: South Korea and China

Rescaling expertise in EU policy-making: European think tanks and their reliance on symbolic, political and network capital

Common European framework of reference for languages (CEFR): insights into global policy borrowing in Malaysian higher education

Toward an international measure of global competence? A critical look at the PISA 2018 framework

Preservice teachers’ views of global citizenship and implications for global citizenship education

Global convergence or national variation? Examining national patterns of classroom instructional practices

Revisiting China’s Africa policies and educational promises: towards a global convergence of development in the post-2015 era?

Forms of capital and agency as mediations in negotiating employability of international graduate migrants

Qualitative sampling in research on international student mobility: insights from the field in Germany1

On the absent ground of transnational partnerships in education: A post-foundational intervention

Empowerment for individual agency: an analysis of international organizations’ curriculum recommendations

Process implementation perspective on neoliberal regulation: a comparative analysis of national curricula and standards-based reforms in the USA and Australia

Confucian revival and the hybrid educational narratives in contemporary China: a critical rethinking of scale in globalisation and education

Decoloniality as inversion: decentring the west in emancipatory theory and pedagogy

Education’s big short: learning peonage in American universities

What kind of citizenship for whom? The ‘refugee crisis’ and the European Union’s conceptions of citizenship

Translations of new public management: a decentred approach to school governance in four OECD countries

Conceptualising global competence: situating cosmopolitan student identities within internationalising South Korean Universities

The ideology of democracy/dictatorship as youth migrate

Unbundling the knowledge economy

#Fallism and alter-globalisation: South African student movements as multi-institutional responses to globalisation

Intercultural advising for Chinese international students: a reflective inquiry

International schools’ leadership and Christianity

The politics of developing global human resources in Japan

The living university in relation to popular classes in Brazil. A critical analysis of higher education policies

The internationalisation of American higher education: a positional competition perspective

Disjunctured reciprocity: paradoxes of community-school relationship in Nepal

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How to be Singaporean: becoming global national citizens and the national dimension in cosmopolitan openness

The worldwide spread of peace education: discursive patterns in publications and international organisations

Maintenance and non-maintenance of community language in immigrant families: the case of Polish parents in the UK

Korean media discourse on international education

(Re)Searching for the development of a conceptual model of education for citizenship in the context of young people’s globalised mobility in higher education