Titlebook: Education as Social Action; Knowledge, Identity Ashok Swain Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Guy Davies,Love Ekenberg,Paul Johannessonn that enables a person to interact and compete with others. It brings about discovery of other cultures, lands, languages and peoples, which in turn promotes understanding of different viewpoints and facilitates coordination. It encourages acceptance and tolerance. Education is lasting and helps people lead responsible civic lives.

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Muslim , in Contemporary South Asia,f Islamic education on the subcontinent. This is unfortunate given the important impact that South Asian Islamic scholars or . have had on Muslim communities elsewhere in the past, particularly in the past 200 years, and even in present times.

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,Introduction: Knowledge, Identity and Power — Education Movements in the Global South,ngth than by dissemination of “master discourse”. Foucault (1971) argues that “no power can be exercised without the extraction, appropriation, distribution or retention of knowledge”. “Power is not inherently good or bad. It is how power is exercised, by what means and to what ends” (Lipschutz 2003

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Education Movements, Power and Identity in Bosnia and Herzegovina,of the discussion, education emerges as one of the central issues for all ethnic groups that participate in the make-up of the state. Education is recognized as a key institution in the apparatus of the modern nation-state (Durkheim 1956). For Durkheim (1956), it is education that plays the pivotal

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Universal Elementary Education in India: An Exploratory Study of Movements in Civil Society,n school, India has experienced a rising revolution of demand for education in recent years. Even after 50 years of independence, free universal elementary education (UEE) promised by the Constitution has not been achieved.. However, during the 1990s, the issue of UEE has assumed unprecedented impor

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Muslim , in Contemporary South Asia,in any other part of the world. Despite the numerical significance of the South Asian Muslims, however, research on Islam and Muslims in the contemporary world continues to suffer from an exaggerated bias in favour of the Arab world, with relatively little attention given to South Asia. Further, muc

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Education among Indigenous Peoples from Colombia and Peru: Social Movement or Public Policy?,se of Peru, New Social Movement (NSM) theory became the preferred approach for postmodernist authors dealing with the undeniable loss of relevance of trade unions and left-wing political parties. The region has seen the end of the national agenda and the rise of globalization, a context where the mo