A 'third way' towards self-governing schools?: New labour and opting out

British Journal of Educational Studies

Volumn 49, Issue 1, 2001, Pages 56-70

  Anderson, Lesley ^a  

^a OPEN UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Pragmatism; Self governing schools; Third Way

Indexed keywords

EID: 0035584978     PISSN: 00071005     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/1467-8527.t01-1-00163     Document Type: Article

References (48)

1. ANDERSON, L. (1999) The Grant Maintained Story: The Final Chapter (unpublished EdD thesis, University of Leicester).
2. BALL, S.J. (1999) Labour, learning and the economy: a 'policy sociology' perspective, Cambridge Journal of Education, 29 (2), 195-206.
3. BARNETT, A. (1998) All power to the citizens, Marxism Today, special edition on new Labour, 44-7.
4. BLAIR, T. (1998) The Third Way: New Politics for the New Century, Fabian Pamphlet 588 (London, The Fabian Society).
5. BOTTERY, M. (1999) Global forces, national mediations and the management of educational institutions, Educational Management and Administration, 27 (3), 299-312.
6. BUSH, T., ANDERSON, L. and WISE, C. (2000) Back to the future for self-managing schools, Times Educational Supplement, 14 July, p. 26.
7. CALDWELL, B. (1999) Education: a Third Way. Paper presented at a national conference on the theme Mutualism: A Third Way for Australia, organised by Mutuality Australia in association with the Australian Fabian Society, Melbourne, 19-20 November.
8. CALDWELL, B. (2000) Putting the public good back into public education, paper presented in a seminar on the theme Challenge and Change in Education sponsored by the Times Educational Supplement and Keele Improving Schools Network (KisNet) at Keele University, 10 May.
9. CHAPMAN, J. (1997) Leading the learning community, Leading and Managing, 3 (3), 151-170.
10. CHAPMAN, J. and ASPIN, D. (1997) The School, the Community and Lifelong Learning (London, Cassell).
11. DFEE (DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT) (1997) Excellence in Schools (London, The Stationery Office).
12. DELORS, J. (ed.) (1996) Learning: The Treasure Within (Paris, UNESCO).
13. FAIRCLOUGH, N. (2000) New Labour, New Language (London, Routledge).
14. FITZ, J., HALPIN, D. and POWER, S. (1993) Grant Maintained Schools: Education in the Market Place (London, Kogan Page).
15. GIDDENS, A. (1994) Beyond Left and Right: The Future of Radical Politics (Cambridge, Polity Press).
16. GIDDENS, A. (1998) The Third Way: The Renewal of Social Democracy (Cambridge, Polity Press).
17. GIDDENS, A. (2000) The Third Way and its Critics (Cambridge, Polity Press).
18. HALL, S. (1998) The great moving nowhere show, Marxism Today, November/December, 9-14.
19. HALPIN, D. (1999) Sociologising the 'Third Way': the contribution of Anthony Giddens and the significance of his analysis for education, Forum, 41 (2), 53-57.
20. HALPIN, D., POWER, S. and FITZ, J. (1991) Grant-Maintained schools: making a difference without being really different, British Journal of Educational Studies, 39 (4), 409-424.
21. HALPIN, D., POWER, S. and FITZ, J. (1993) Opting into state control? Headteachers and the paradoxes of grant-maintained status, International Studies in Sociology of Education, 3 (1), 3-23.
22. HALPIN, D., POWER, S. and FITZ, J. (1997) In the grip of the past? Tradition, traditionalism and contemporary schooling, International Studies in Sociology of Education, 7 (1), 3-20.
23. HALPIN, D., POWER, S. and WHITTY, G. (1998) The Third Way starts off on a test drive, Parliamentary Brief, August.
24. HART, D. (1998) Action Zones will test the ground, Times Educational Supplement, 26 June, p. 46.
25. HILL, D. (1999) New Labour and Education: Policy, Ideology and the Third Way (London, Tufnell Press).
26. HOBSBAWM, E. (1998) The death of neo-liberalism, Marxism Today, November/December, 4-8.
27. HUTTON, W. (1998) Editorial, Sunday Observer, 20 September, 30.
28. JACQUES, M. (1998) Good to be back, Marxism Today, November/December, 2-3.
29. KELLNER, P. (1998) Our mutual friends, Times Educational Supplement, 19 June.
30. LABOUR (1992) Labour's Election Manifesto: It's Time to Get Britain Working (London, The Labour Party).
31. LABOUR (1995) Diversity and Excellence (London, The Labour Party).
32. LABOUR (1997) New Labour because Britain Deserves Better: Britain will be better with New Labour (London, The Labour Party).
33. LEVAČIĆ, R. (1999) New Labour Education Policy in the United Kingdom: The Third Way, Incorporated Association of Registered Teachers of Victoria Seminar Series No. 82 (The University of Melbourne, February).
34. LEVAČIĆ, R. and HARDMAN, J. (1999) The performance of grant maintained schools in England: an experiment in autonomy, Journal of Education Policy, 14 (2), 185-212.
35. MCNEANY, K. (1998) Opportunity for fostering innovation and change, Times Educational Supplement, 26 June, 45.
36. NEXUS (1998) The Third Way: Summary of NEXUS on-line Discussion (London, NEXUS).
37. OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) (1989) Education and the Economy in a Changing Society (Paris, OECD).
38. POWER, S. and WHITTY, G. (1999) New Labour's Education Policy: First, Second or Third Way? Paper presented at the Eighth Quasi-Markets Seminar, University of Bath, 6-7 January.
39. RAWNSLEY, A. (2000) Servants of the People: The Inside Story of New Labour (London, Hamish Hamilton).
40. RIKOWSKI, G. (2000) The 'Which Blair' Project: the third way and education, Forum, 42, (1), 6-10.
41. RILEY, K., WATLING, R., ROWLES, D. and HOPKINS, D. (1998) Some Lessons Learned: the First Wave of Education Action Zone Applications (London, The Education Network and Roehampton Institute).
42. RYAN, A. (1999) Britain: recycling the Third Way, Dissent, (Spring) 46, (2), 77-80.
43. SWANSON, A.D. and KING, R.A. (1997) School Finance: Its Economics and Politics, second edition (New York, Longman).
44. TAYLOR, S., RIZVI, F., LINGARD, B. and HENRY, M. (1997) Educational Policy and the Politics of Change (London, Routledge).
45. THOMSON, P. (1999) The Third Way: its Historical Routes. Presentation at a national conference on the theme Mutualism: A Third Way for Australia, organised by Mutuality Australia in association with the Australian Fabian Society, Melbourne, 19-20 November.
46. WHITTY, G., POWER, S. and HALPIN, D. (1998) Devolution and Choice in Education: the School, the State and the Market (Buckingham, Open University Press).
47. WOODS, S. (1999) Education, Training and the Third Way, SKOPE Policy Paper 1, June 1999, Oxford and Warwick Universities.
48. YOUNG, H. (2000) Hague's Fourth Way is just a fancy contradiction, Guardian, 13 July, 20.