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Alfred DeMaris,Steven H. Selmantion is becoming increasingly internationalised, this raises a question?– and indeed, a dilemma?– of what should ideally happen to our nationally defined concepts, policies and practices surrounding equality in education. This chapter reviews some of the key debates over the meaning of educational e

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