Marketization and privatization in mass education systems

International Journal of Educational Development

Volumn 20, Issue 2, 2000, Pages 93-107

  Whitty, Geoff ^a   Power, Sally ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF LONDON   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Comparative education; Educational administration; Educational policy; Marketization; Privatization

Indexed keywords

EDUCATION REFORM; INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON; MARKET SYSTEM; PRIVATIZATION; SOCIAL POLICY;

EID: 0034117327     PISSN: 07380593     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0738-0593(99)00061-9     Document Type: Article

References (81)

1. Archer, M., 1984. Social Origins of Educational Systems. Sage, London.
2. Arnott, M., Bullock, A., Thomas, H., 1992. Consequences of local management: an assessment by head teachers'. Paper presented to the ERA Research Network, 12 February.
3. Atkinson, D., 1994. Radical Urban Solutions. Cassell, London.
4. Bartlett, W., 1993. Quasi-markets and educational reforms. In: Le Grand, J., Bartlett, W. (Eds.) Quasi-Markets and Social Policy. Macmillan, London.
5. Blank, R., 1990. Educational effects of magnet high schools. In: Clune, W.H., Witte, J.F. (Eds.) Choice and Control in American Education, vol. 2. Falmer Press, London.
6. Bowe, R., Ball, S., Gold, A., 1992. Reforming Education and Changing Schools. Routledge, London.
7. Boyson, R., 1990. Review of Edwards et al. (1989a). Times Higher Education Supplement, 18 May.
8. Brighouse, T., 1996. A Question of Standards: The Need for a Local Democratic Voice. Politeia, London.
9. Bryk, A.S., Lee, V.E., Holland, P.B., 1993. Catholic Schools and the Common Good. Harvard University Press, Cambridge.
10. Bullock, A., Thomas, H., 1994. The impact of local management of schools: final report. Birmingham, University of Birmingham.
11. Burchardt, T., Hills, J., Propper, C., 1999. Private Welfare and Public Policy. Joseph Rowntree Foundation, York.
12. Bush, T., Coleman, M, Glover, D., 1993. Managing Autonomous Schools. Chapman, London.
13. Butcher, T., 1995. Delivering Welfare: The Governance of Social Services in the 1990s. Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
14. Chubb, J., Moe, T., 1990. Politics, Markets and Americas Schools. Brookings Institution, Washington.
15. Clewell, B.C., Joy, M.F., 1990. Choice in Montclair, New Jersey. ETS, Princeton.
16. Coleman, J.S., Hoffer, T., Kilgore, S., 1982. High School Achievement: Public, Catholic and Private Schools. Basic Books, New York.
17. Cookson, P.W., 1994. School Choice: The Struggle for the Soul of American Education. Yale University Press, New Haven.
18. DfEE, 1997. Excellence in Schools (White Paper). HMSO, London.
19. Diandra, M.C., Corwin, R.G., 1994. Vision and Reality: A First Year Look at California's Charter Schools. Southwest Regional Laboratory, Los Alamitos, CA.
20. Domanico, R.J., 1990. Restructuring New York Citys public schools: the case for public school choice. Education Policy Paper #3, New York, Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.
21. Donnison, D., 1984. The Politics of Poverty. Robertson, Oxford.
22. Edwards, T., Whitty, G., 1997. Specialisation and selection in secondary education. Oxford Review of Education 23, 5-15.
23. Edwards, T., Fitz, J., Whitty, G., 1989. The State and Private Education: An Evaluation of the Assisted Places Scheme. Falmer Press, London.
24. Feintuck, M., 1994. Accountability and Choice in Schooling. Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
25. Fitz, J., Edwards, T., Whitty, G., 1989. The assisted places scheme: an ambiguous case of privatization. British Journal of Educational Studies 37 (3), 222-234.
26. Fitz, J., Halpin, D., Power, S., 1993. Grant Maintained Schools: Education in the Marketplace. Kogan Page, London.
27. Fliegel, S., Macguire, J., 1990. Miracle in East Harlem: The Fight for Choice in Public Education. Random House, New York.
28. Fowler, M., 1993. Factors influencing Choice of Secondary Schools. University of Canterbury, Christchurch.
29. Gewirtz, S., Ball, S.J., Bowe, R., 1995. Markets, Choice and Equity. Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
30. Glatter, R., Woods, P.E., Bagley, C., 1997. Diversity, differentiation and hierarchy. In: Glatter, R. Jr (Ed.) Choice and Diversity in Schooling: Perspectives and Prospects. Routledge, London.
31. Glennerster, H., 1991. Quasi-markets for education? Economic Journal 101, 1268-1276.
32. Gorard, S., Fitz, J., 1998a. The more things change ... the missing impact of marketisation. British Journal of Sociology of Education 19 (3), 365-376.
33. Gorard, S., Fitz, J., 1998b. Under starters orders: the established market, the Cardiff study and the Smithfield project. International Studies in Sociology of Education 8 (3), 299-314.
34. Gordon, L., 1994. "Rich" and "poor" schools in Aotearoa. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies 29 (2), 113-125.
35. Gray, J., 1998. The contribution of educational research to school improvement. Professorial Lecture, Institute of Education, University of London.
36. Greene, J., Peterson, P., 1996. School choice data rescued from bad science. Wall Street Journal 14 August.
37. Heald, D., 1983. Public Expenditure: Its Defence and Reform. Robertson, Oxford.
38. Henig, J.R., 1994. Rethinking School Choice: Limits of the Market Metaphor. Princeton University Press, Princeton.
39. Henry, T., 1998. Edison Project adds more schools, funds. USA Today, 27 May, D7.
40. Hill, P.T., Foster, G.E., Gendler, T., 1990. High Schools with Character. Rand, Santa Monica.
41. HMCI, 1998. Secondary Education 1993-97: A review of secondary schools in England. OFSTED, London.
42. Klein, R., 1984. Privatization and the welfare state. Lloyds Bank Review (January), 12-29.
43. Lauder, H., Hughes, D., Waslander, S., Thrupp, M., McGlinn, J., Newton, S., Dupuis, A., 1994. The creation of market competition for education in New Zealand, Smithfield Project, Wellington, Victoria University of Wellington.
44. Lee, V.E., Bryk, A.S., 1993. Science or policy argument? In: Rasell, E., Rothstein, R. (Eds.) School Choice: Examining the Evidence. Economic Policy Institute, Washington, DC.
45. Le Grand, J., Bartlett, W. (Eds.), 1993. Quasi-Markets and Social Policy. Macmillan, London.
46. Le Grand, J., Robinson, R. (Eds.), 1984. Privatization and the Welfare State. Allen & Unwin, London.
47. Levaçic, R., 1995. Local Management of Schools: Analysis and Practice. Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
48. Levaçic, R., Hardman, J., 1999. The performance of grant maintained schools in England: an experiment in autonomy. Journal of Education Policy 14 (2), 185-212.
49. Marginson, S., 1993. Education and Public Policy in Australia. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
50. Moe, T., 1994. The British battle for choice. In: Billingsley, K.L. (Ed.) Voices on Choice: The Education Reform Debate. Pacific Institute for Public Policy, San Francisco.
51. Moore, D., Davenport, S., 1990. School choice: the new improved sorting machine. In: Boyd, W., Walberg, H. (Eds.) Choice in Education. McCutchan, Berkeley, CA.
52. Murphy, J., Gilmer, S.W., Weise, R., Page, A., 1998. Pathways to Privatization in Education. Ablex, Greenwich, CT.
53. Plank, S., Schiller, K.S., Schneider, B., Coleman, J.S., 1993. Effects of choice in education. In: Rasell, E., Rothstein, R. (Eds.) School Choice: Examining the Evidence. Economic Policy Institute, Washington, DC.
54. Pollard, S., 1995. Schools, Selection and the Left. Social Market Foundation, London.
55. Power, S., Fitz, J., Halpin, D., 1994. Parents, pupils and grant maintained schools. British Educational Research Journal 20 (2), 209-226.
56. Pring, R., 1987. Privatization in education. Journal of Education Policy 2 (4), 289-299.
57. Pryke, R., 1996. Positioning the LEA in LEArning. Education Journal 6, 21.
58. Raywid, M.A., 1994. Focus schools: a genre to consider. Urban Diversity Series No. 106, Columbia University, ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education, New York.
59. Rossell, C.H., Glenn, C.L., 1988. The Cambridge controlled choice plan. Urban Review 20 (2), 75-94.
60. Sexton, S., 1987. Our Schools - A Radical Policy. Institute of Economic Affairs, Education Unit, Warlingham.
61. Smith, K.B., Meier, K.J., 1995. The Case Against School Choice: Politics, Markets and Fools. Sharpe, Armonk, NY.
62. Smith, T., Noble, M., 1995. Education Divides: Poverty and Schooling in the 1990s. Child Poverty Action Group, London.
63. Tooley, J., 1995. Markets or democracy? A reply to Stewart Ranson. British Journal of Educational Studies 43 (1), 31-34.
64. Tooley, J., 1996. Education without the State. Institute of Economic Affairs, London.
65. Vincent, C., Evans, J., Lunt, I., Young, P., 1995. Policy and practice: the changing nature of special educational provision in schools. British Journal of Special Education 22 (1), 4-11.
66. Walford, G., 1992. Educational choice and equity in Great Britain. Educational Policy 6 (2), 123-138.
67. Walford, G., 1995. Educational Politics: Pressure Groups and Faith-based Schools. Avebury, Aldershot.
68. Walford, G., Miller, H., 1991. City Technology College. Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
69. Waslander, S., Thrupp, M., 1995. Choice, competition and segregation: an empirical analysis of a New Zealand secondary school market 1990-1993. Journal of Education Policy 10 (1), 1-26.
70. Wells, A.S., 1993. Time to Choose: America at the Crossroads of School Choice Policy. Hill & Wang, New York.
71. Wells, A.S., Grutzik, C., Carnochan, S., 1996. The multiple meanings of the US charter school reform: exploring the politics of deregulation. Paper presented at the British Educational Research Association Annual Conference, University of Lancaster.
72. Whitty, G., 1984. The "privatization" of education. Educational Leadership 41 (7), 51-54.
73. Whitty, G., 1998. New labour, education and disadvantage. Education and Social Justice 1 (1), 2-8.
74. Whitty, G., Edwards, T., Gewirtz, S., 1993. Specialisation and Choice in Urban Education: The City Technology College Experiment. Routledge, London.
75. Whitty, G., Power, S., Edwards, T., 1998. The assisted places scheme: its impact and its role in privatization and marketization. Journal of Education Policy 13 (2), 237-250.
76. Witte, J.F., Thorn, C.A., Pritchard, K.M., Claibourn, M., 1994. Fourth year report: Milwaukee Parental Choice Program, Department of Public Instruction, Madison.
77. Witte, J.F., Thorn, C.A., Pritchard, K.A., 1995. Private and Public Education in Wisconsin: Implications for the Choice Debate. University of Wisconsin, Madison.
78. Wohlstetter, P., Wenning, R., Briggs, K.L., 1995. Charter schools in the United States: the question of autonomy. Educational Policy 9 (4), 331-358.
79. Wylie, C., 1994. Self Managing Schools in New Zealand: The Fifth Year. New Zealand Council for Educational Research, Wellington.
80. Wylie, C., 1995. Contrary currents: the application of the public sector reform framework in education. New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies 20 (2), 149-164.
81. Young, S., 1986. The nature of privatization in Britain 1979-85. Western European Politics 9, 235-252.