Critical Reflections on the Language of Neoliberalism in Education

Introduction

Part I. Endangering words






Crisis
Glenn Rikowski




Neoliberal globalization
Spyros Themelis




Social value
Ewen Speed




Alienation
Inny Accioly




Hegemony
Alpesh Maisuria




Immiseration
Richard Hall




Commodity
Joss Winn




Social mobility
Spyros Themelis




Social Inclusion
Angela Cator




Markets
Dionysios Gouvias




League tables and Targets
Patrick Yarker




Managerialism
Richard Hall




Employability
Tom G. Griffiths and Bill Robertson




Ability
Patrick Yarker



Part II. Words of possibility




Essence
Grant Banfield




Reflexivity
Elisabeth Simburger




Utopia
Tom G. Griffiths and Jo Williams




Hope
Hasan Hueseyin Aksoy




Social movements
Laurence Cox




Revolutionary Pedagogy
Peter McLaren




Alternative education
Richard Hall




Youth
Sandra Gadelha and Claudiana Alencar




Educators
Maria Chalari and Eleftheria Atta




School
Jose Ernandi Mendes




Post-Critical Education
Juan Ramon Rodriguez Fernandez




Educational Commons
Yannis Pechtelidis




Socialism

Dave Hill

Conclusion: Stammering

Mike Neary

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