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Beanspruchung und Wahl der Isolierung,ll areas of society, from town and country planning to education. In the area of education specifically, the more prominent role now played by local and regional authorities, private institutions and parents has contributed to creating ever more competitive school markets, where schools are today se

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Die Transintentionalit?t des Sozialenniversities at different levels. A succession of reforms implemented since mid-2000’s to conform to globalized scripts of international attractivity has fostered dynamics of privatization, in a general context of decreasing recurrent public funding and transformation of the State involvement. Certai

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-23704-2uction of subjectivity. As they progress through their schooling, learners gradually integrate neoliberal norms and values (competitiveness, efficiency, flexibility, independence, etc.), generating the need to adapt to globalization and enhancing the sense of socio-spatial inequalities. In this pape

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