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Whose Knowledge? Whose Opportunities? The Demise of the Critical Academy?

Pages: 289-292

Published online: 10 Nov 2010

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Gender-blind racism in the experience of schooling and identity formation

Cecile Wright, Debbie Weekes & Alex McGlaughlin

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Uncovering lost dreams: re-envisioning multiculturalism through post-colonial lenses

Ruth Arber

Pages: 309-326

Published online: 10 Nov 2010

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Bicultural teaching of helping approaches: integrating Native Indian and Western perspectives in a social work classroom

Michael Kim Zapf

Pages: 327-337

Published online: 10 Nov 2010

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The marketization of education in Singapore: prospects for inclusive education

Levan Lim & Jason Tan

Pages: 339-351

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Researching 'hard-to-reach' groups: the crucial role of the research associate

Lesley Jones & Barbara Allebone

Pages: 353-362

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Book reviews

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