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Flow of Ideas: Publications - Business Takeover of Schools |
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| BOOKSBusiness, Business, Business: New Labour's Education Policy: a Hilcole Paper Martin Allen, Caroline Benn, Clyde Chitty, Mike Cole, Richard Hatcher, Nico Hirtt and Glenn Rikowski Tufnell Press, London, 1999, ISBN - 1 872767 915 (pbk) (£3.00) The Tufnell Press, 47 Dalmeny Road, London, N7 0DY Business, Business, Business by M.Allen, C.Benn, C.Chitty, M.Cole, R.Hatcher, Nico Hirtt and G.Rikowski Silence on the Wolves: what is Absent in New Labour's Five Year Strategy for Education by Glenn Rikowski This pamphlet examines some of the silences in New Labour's Five Year Strategy for education. It focuses on 4 particular absences: federation of schools, the Private Finance Initiative (PFI), human capital and companies making profits from running educational services. Education Research Centre Occasional Paper, May 2005, ISBN - 1 90117744 0 (pbk) (£3.00) University of Brighton, Falmer, Brighton Copies of 'Silence on the Wolves' (£3.00 including postage and packaging) can be ordered from: The Administrator Education Research Centre Mayfield House University of Brighton Falmer BRIGHTON BN1 9PH Cheques payable to the 'University of Brighton' Enquiries to the Education Research Centre Email: Education.Research@brighton.ac.uk Tel: (+44) 01273 644533 Fax: (+44) 01273 643453 ARTICLESEducation as Business and Business in Education by Glenn Rikowski Introduction to Business, Business, Business: New Labour's Education Policy by G. Rikowski, M. Allen, C. Benn, C. Chitty, M. Cole, R. Hatcher and N. Hirtt. A Hillcole Paper, 1999, Tufnell Press: London The Business Take-over of Education by Glenn Rikowski In Socialist Future: Quarterly Magazine of the Movement for a Socialist Future, Summer 2001, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 14-17 Schools: Building for Business by Glenn Rikowksi In Post-16 Educator, May-June 2001, Iss. 3, pp. 10-11 The Business Takeover of Schools by Glenn Rikowski In Mediactive: ideas, knowledge and culture , Issue 1, 2003 Barefoot Publications, London, pp.91-108 Glenn Rikowski: "...the picture is of a general advance in the business takeover of schools in England today. We also have a government that is desperately trying to make it 'work' and attempting to build a politics for its sustainability."(p.105) Mediactive Editorial by Jonathan Rutherford - Issue 1 Referenced in 'Education for Sale!: The Commodification of Everything? by Stephen J. Ball, Karl Mannheim Professor of Sociology of Education, Institute of Education, University of London, June 17th 2004. King's Annual Education Lecture, 2004, University of London. Glenn Rikowski is also acknowledged in the paper Education for Sale! The Commodification of Everything by Stephen Ball A discussion on 'The World Tonight', BBC Radio 4 programme, 25th October 2005, 10pm, about the UK Government Education White Paper and links with the GATS, Library Services, Education Services and the extension of the commodification process by Ruth Rikowski In Managing Information Forum Radio discussion on the Education White Paper by Ruth Rikowski Next Page - Print Friendly - Print Friendly with links |
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