· 2012· Review
Education and Power
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- 2012year
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Michael Apple's 'Education and Power' (1982) is reissued with new reflections, re-examining how economic, political, and cultural structures limit and enable critical education and challenging embedded race-gender-class dynamics in curricula.
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