Networks, New Governance and Education
Distributed for Policy Press at the University of Bristol
Education in the public sector is undergoing a period of radical change, one that is shifting to embrace the role of private organizations in government services. In this groundbreaking book, Stephen J. Ball and Carolina Junemann critically engage the burgeoning literature on new governance, offering a “network ethnography” that presents the voices of the key actors working within this new model. By drawing the lines of this network, the authors highlight the increasing influence that financial capital and education businesses have on public policy and service delivery.
List of abbreviations
About the authors
Acknowledgements
1. Policy networks and new governance
2. Education, network governance and public sector reform
3. 'New' philanthropy, social enterprise and public policy
4. Policy influence, boundary spanners and policy discourses
5. New policy lions: ARK, Teach First and the New Schools Network
6. Networks, heterarchies and governance—and the beginning of the end of state education?
Appendix: Research interviews
References
Index
Education: Education--General Studies
Political Science: Public Policy
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