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Changing Educational Contexts,
Issues and Identities

This book documents major intellectual and paradigmatic changes in the

field of comparative education in the light of the history and development
of the journal Comparative Education. A selection of articles from 40 years
of the journal’s distinguished history is reproduced to illustrate how
changing times have been reflected in the nature and quality of published
comparative research. The book explores how new challenges faced by the
social sciences have seen shifts in the contexts, issues and priorities attended
to by comparativists; and how different approaches to comparative
education have influenced the intellectual and professional identities and
positionings of those involved. Contributors explore the impact of key
issues such as marketisation, accountability and globalisation upon policy
and practice world-wide. In doing so a powerful critique of uncritical
international transfer emerges from the text, along with a keen appreciation
of the significance of cultural and contextual differences – and conceptions
of identity and the other – in social and educational research. All levels and
forms of education are explored, and contexts given specific attention range
from American and European systems to those of Japan, Greater China,
Malaysia and Africa. Many of the articles selected have played a seminal
role in the development of the field and, collectively, they demonstrate both
the contemporary resurgence of interest in comparative studies and the
future potential of this multi-disciplinary field of enquiry.
Reflecting the rationale for the journal itself, the book bridges theoretically
oriented scholarship with empirically grounded research relating to issues of
policy and practice. This is a book that will be of interest to a wide range of
researchers, students and professionals working in education world-wide; it
will be helpful for policy-makers and practitioners and for specialists in
comparative studies within education and across the social sciences.
This volume is from the Education Heritage series. For details of other
books in the series, please go to: www.routledge.com/education

Michael Crossley, University of Bristol, UK. Patricia Broadfoot, University of

Gloucestershire, UK. Michele Schweisfurth, University of Birmingham, UK.
Education Heritage Series

Other titles in the series:

From Adult Education to the Learning Society

21 years from the International Journal of Lifelong Education
Peter Jarvis

A Feminist Critique of Education

Christine Skelton and Becky Francis

Overcoming Disabling Barriers

18 years of disability & society
Len Barton

Tracing Education Policy

Selections from the Oxford Review of Education
David Phillips & Geoffrey Walford

Making Curriculum Strange

Essays from the Journal of Curriculum Studies
Ian Westbury & Geoff Milburn

Readings from the Journal of Education Policy

Stephen J. Ball, Ivor F. Goodson and Meg Maguire

Changing Educational Contexts, Issues and Identities

40 years of Comparative Education
Michael Crossley, Patricia Broadfoot and Michele Schweisfurth

Education and Society

25 years of the British Journal of Education
Len Barton
Changing Educational
Contexts, Issues and
Identities
40 years of Comparative Education

Edited by
Michael Crossley, Patricia Broadfoot
and Michele Schweisfurth
First published 2007
by Routledge
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Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada
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© 2007 Michael Crossley, Patricia Broadfoot and Michele
Schweisfurth, selection and editorial matter; the contributors,
their own chapters
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or
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This book is dedicated to all members of the
Editorial Board for Comparative Education,
past and present
Contents

List of figures xi
List of tables xiii
Notes on editors xv
Acknowledgements xvii

Introduction: changing educational contexts, issues and

identities: 40 years of Comparative Education 1
MICHAEL CROSSLEY, PATRICIA BROADFOOT &
MICHELE SCHWEISFURTH

1 Editorial 17
A.D.C. PETERSON

2 The purpose of Comparative Education 21

EDMUND J. KING

3 Comparative education research and development education 37

G.W. PARKYN

4 Case study in comparative education: particularity and

generalisation 46
LAWRENCE STENHOUSE

5 Changing patterns of educational accountability

in England and France 55
PATRICIA BROADFOOT

6 The role of African universities in national development:

a critical analysis 74
HERME J. MOSHA
viii Contents
7 The American perception of Japanese education 95
WILLIAM K. CUMMINGS

8 Education in the Baltic States, Ukraine, Belarus’ and Russia 108

JANUSZ TOMIAK

9 Learning and working: elements of the Diploma Disease

thesis examined in England and Malaysia 124
ANGELA W. LITTLE & JASBIR SARJIT SINGH

10 Last past the post: comparative education,

modernity and perhaps post-modernity 148
ROBERT COWEN

11 Continuing education in a late-modern or global society:

towards a theoretical framework for comparative analysis 175
PETER JARVIS

12 Education and colonial transition in Singapore and

Hong Kong: comparisons and contrasts 191
JASON TAN

13 The institutionalization of gender and its impact

on educational policy 204
NELLY P. STROMQUIST

14 Big policies/small world: an introduction to international

perspectives in education policy 224
STEPHEN J. BALL

15 Globalisation and internationalism: democratic

prospects for world education 239
PHILLIP W. JONES

16 Bridging cultures and traditions in the reconceptualisation

of comparative and international education 255
MICHAEL CROSSLEY

17 Globalisation and education in the postcolonial world:

towards a conceptual framework 273
LEON TIKLY
 Contents ix
18 Comparing neo-liberal projects and inequality in education 300
MICHAEL W. APPLE

19 Comparative education in Greater China: contexts,

characteristics, contrasts and contributions 319
MARK BRAY & GUI QIN

20 Comparative research in education: a mode of governance

or a historical journey? 350
ANTÓNIO NÓVOA & TALI YARIV-MASHAL

21 Processes of policy borrowing in education: some

explanatory and analytical devices 370
DAVID PHILLIPS & KIMBERLY OCHS

22 Debating globalization and education after September 11 383

FAZAL RIZVI

Index 399
Figures

10.1 Polis driven 159

10.2 Market driven 162
21.1 Policy borrowing in education: composite processes 371
21.2 Structural typology of ‘cross-national attraction’
in education. Six foci of attraction 373
21.3 The five forces of context 378
Tables

9.1a Distribution of the sample used in England 131

9.1b Distribution of the sample used in Malaysia 131
9.2 The English sample distribution of interviewees 132
9.3 The Malaysian sample distribution of interviewees 133
9.4 Relationship between assessment orientation and work
orientations, Form 4 and Form 6 students, England
and Malaysia 135
9.5 Relationship between interest orientation and work
orientations, Form 4 and Form 6 students, England
and Malaysia 136
9.6 Relations between learning orientations, work
environment, work orientations and work strategy in
England (N ⫽ 98) and Malaysia (N ⫽ 100) 139
13.1 Formal monthly contacts between WID units and various
government sectors 210
13.2 WID unit contacts with NGOs and the national media 211
13.3 Budget size of WID units in developing countries 212
13.4 Professional staff size in WID units 213
13.5 Educational activities reported by WID units 215
13.6 Educational priorities reported by WID units 216
19.1 Journals in Mainland China related to comparative
education 325
19.2 Chinese Comparative Education Society-Taipai (CCES-T)
conferences and publications, 1975–2000 330
Editors

Michael Crossley is Professor of Comparative and International Education

and Joint-Coordinator of the Research Centre for International and
Comparative Studies at the Graduate School of Education, University of
Bristol, UK. Prof Crossley is the current Editor of Comparative
Education and was Chair of the British Association for International and
Comparative Education (BAICE) from 2002 to 2004. He is a member of
the Editorial Board for Compare and the International Journal of
Educational Development and a founding Series Editor for the Bristol
Papers in Education: Comparative and International Studies. Prof
Crossley has published widely in the field and undertaken teaching,
research and consultancy work in numerous countries worldwide. Major
research interests relate to: theoretical and methodological scholarship on
the future of comparative and international education; research and
evaluation capacity and international development co-operation; and
educational development in small states. In 2005 he was elected as an
Academician (AcSS) by the Academy of Learned Societies for the Social
Sciences.
Patricia Broadfoot is Vice Chancellor of the University of Gloucestershire
and Visiting Professor of Education at the University of Bristol, UK.
Until 2006 she was Pro Vice Chancellor and Professor of Education at
the University of Bristol. She was Editor of Comparative Education from
1991 to 2003, and founder Editor for 10 years of the journal Assessment
in Education. She has published many books and articles in the field of
comparative education, many of which report the findings of a series of
empirical comparative studies of teachers and pupils in England and
France conducted over a period of 20 years. Prof Broadfoot is a former
President of the British Educational Research Association and of the
British Association for International and Comparative Education and is
also involved in many national policy committees. She was a Council
member of the Economic and Social Research Council from 2001 to
2006 and during that period chaired both its International Advisory
Committee and its Research Resources Board. She was elected as a
xvi Editors
Founding Academician of the Academy of Learned Societies for the
Social Sciences (AcSS) in 2000.
Michele Schweisfurth is Senior Lecturer in International Education and
Director of the Centre for International Education and Research,
University of Birmingham. She has been a member of the Editorial Board
of Comparative Education since 1998, and is currently Reviews Editor
for the journal. She is also on the Editorial Boards of the International
Journal of Educational Development, and the International Journal of
Research and Method in Education. Her research and publications focus
on developing and transitional countries, especially in relation to educa-
tion for democracy, and the potential of teachers as agents of social
change. Global citizenship education and intercultural learning are
further areas of interest. Dr Schweisfurth has served on the Executive
Committee of the British Association for International and Comparative
Education, acting as Secretary of the Association from 2000 to 2003. She
was Conference Convenor for the 2003 and 2005 UK Forum for
International Education and Training – ‘Oxford’ Conference on
‘Education and Development’.
Acknowledgements

Our thanks go to members of the Editorial Board for Comparative

Education; to Roger Osborn-King and Graham Hobbs for insights into the
history of the publishers of the journal; to Angeline Barrett and Eugenia
Ukpo (University of Bristol) for help in collating material; to Pat O’Brien
for excellent secretarial support; and to Anna Clarkson at Routledge for
initiating and supporting the project.
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