Volume 24
Number 6, November 2009
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The trials and tribulations of partnerships in refugee settlement services in Australia Ravinder Kaur Sidhu & Sandra Taylor | 655 – 672 |
The inequalities in school choice in Spain in accordance to PISA data Josep-Oriol Escardíbul & Anna Villarroya | 673 – 696 |
The development of adult and community education policy in New Zealand: insights from Popper Gloria Slater | 697 – 716 |
Accounting for quality in Australian childcare: a dilemma for policymakers Karin Ishimine, Collette Tayler & Karen Thorpe | 717 – 732 |
Childcare workforce reform in England and 'the early years professional': a critical discourse analysis Jayne Osgood | 733 – 751 |
Writing in policy, writing out lives Patricia Machawira & Venitha Pillay | 753 – 767 |
Putting school commercialism in context: a global history of Junior Achievement Worldwide Mayssoun Sukarieh & Stuart Tannock | 769 – 786 |
Governing by partnerships: dilemmas in Swedish education policy at the turn of the millennium Magnus Dahlstedt | 787 – 801 |
Book reviews Matthew L. N. Wilkinson; Aaron Cooley; Sarah Evans | 803 – 808 |
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Volume 22
Number 2, July 2009
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Language attitudes and heritage language maintenance among Chinese immigrant families in the USA Donghui Zhang & Diana T. Slaughter-Defoe | 77 – 93 |
Out of the Communist frying pan and into the EU fire? Exploring the case of Kashubian Niamh Nestor & Tina Hickey | 95 – 119 |
English-only language-in-education policy in multilingual classrooms in Ghana Kwasi Opoku-Amankwa | 121 – 135 |
Teaching the Chinese language to heritage versus non-heritage learners: parents' perceptions of a community weekend school in the United States Bessie Lee Lawton & Kim A. Logio | 137 – 155 |
Curricular perspectives in the heritage language context: assessing culture and identity Sara Beaudrie, Cynthia Ducar & Ana Maria Relaño-Pastor | 157 – 174 |
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Volume 37
Number 3, November 2009
Editorial | 277 – 279 |
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Trawling through language policy: practices and possibilities post-1994 Penny Singh | 281 – 291 |
On becoming literate in English: a during- and post-apartheid personal story Emmanuel Mgqwashu | 293 – 303 |
Policy: powerful or pointless? An exploration of the role of critical literacy in challenging and changing gender stereotypes Elizabeth Ralfe | 305 – 321 |
Language matters in rural schools in South Africa: Are educators making the implementation of the Language in Education Policy (1997) work? Reshma Sookrajh & Jenny Joshua | 323 – 338 |
Policy and strategies for ESL pedagogy in multilingual classrooms: the Classroom Talk Programme Shalina Naicker & Robert J. Balfour | 339 – 358 |
Policy versus practice: the role of the home language in learning mathematics and science in English-medium classrooms Rosemary Wildsmith-Cromarty & Mary Gordon | 359 – 370 |
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Volume 22
Number 4, 30 September 2009
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Constructing learning: adversarial and collaborative working in the British construction industry Dan Bishop, Alan Felstead, Alison Fuller, Nick Jewson, Lorna Unwin & Konstantinos Kakavelakis | 243 – 260 |
Getting through closed doors? Labour market entry among ethnic minority and majority youth with low levels of formal education Liv Anne Støren, Vibeke Opheim & Håvard Helland | 261 – 282 |
Making it professionally: student identity and industry professionals in higher education Daniel Ashton | 283 – 300 |
Employability and higher education: contextualising female students’ workplace experiences to enhance understanding of employability development Louise Gracia | 301 – 318 |
Funding full-time study through part-time work Mark Richardson, Carl Evans & Gbolahan Gbadamosi | 319 – 334 |
Book reviews David Raffe; Ben Kotzee | 335 – 339 |
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