British Journal of Sociology of Education (BJSE)

British Journal of Sociology of Education (BJSE)

Vol. 33, n°1, janvier 2012


Organizational rhetoric in the prospectuses of elite private schools: unpacking strategies of persuasion, Paula McDonald, Barbara Pini & Robyn Mayes
‘Trying to find the extra choices’: migrant parents and secondary school choice in Greater Manchester, Bridget Byrne & Carla De Tona
One foot out the school door? Interpreting the risk for dropout upon the transition to post-secondary vocational education, Louise Elffers
Cultivating self-worth among dislocated Tibetan undergraduate students in a Chinese Han-dominated national key university, Lin Yi & Lili Wang
Considering ‘teacher resilience’ from critical discourse and labour process theory perspectives, Anne Price, Caroline Mansfield & Andrew McConney
Is interdisciplinarity old news? A disciplined consideration of interdisciplinarity, Brian D. Barrett
Work and leisure in higher education, David Harris pages 115-132

Lost youth in the global city: class, culture and the urban imaginary, Anoop Nayak, Howard Williamson, Mikela Bjork, Victoria Restler & Jean Anyon
Making socialists: Mary Bridges Adams and the fight for knowledge and power, 1855–1939, Kathleen Weiler
‘Getting on’ rather than ‘getting by’: ethnicity, class and ‘success against the odds’, Farzana Shain

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