Politics and Education

Abstract

This panel explores the intricate relationship between politics and education, focusing on how educational institutions, policies, and discourses are shaped by and contribute to broader political dynamics. The papers examine a variety of themes, including the politicisation of curriculum content, the role of education in identity formation, and the impact of political ideologies on educational reform. Case studies span different national and institutional contexts, offering insights into how education serves as both a site of political contestation and a tool for social transformation. By bridging theoretical and empirical approaches, the panel sheds light on the enduring significance of education in shaping democratic values, civic engagement, and societal cohesion.

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Reflections of Neoliberal Values on Women in Turkish Academia: An Analysis of Motherhood Practices	View Paper Details
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