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Irish Educational Studies Volume 13, 1994 - Issue 1
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The reform of education in the United Kingdom and the republic of Ireland a comparison of recent policies 1992–1993

John Dallat Lecturer in the Faculty of Education, The University of Ulster, Jordanstown
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Joseph Sweeney Primary Teacher with the Sligo School Project
Pages 14-31 | Published online: 18 Jul 2008

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Craig Skerritt. (2021) PRESSURE, BUREAUCRACY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND ALL FOR SHOW: IRISH PERSPECTIVES ON LIFE INSIDE ENGLAND’S SCHOOLS. British Journal of Educational Studies 69:6, pages 693-713.
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Craig Skerritt. (2019) Privatization and ‘destatization’: school autonomy as the ‘Anglo neoliberalization’ of Irish education policy. Irish Educational Studies 38:2, pages 263-279.
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