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Private Schools and School Choice in Compulsory Education
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Thomas Koinzer
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Rita Nikolai
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Florian Waldow
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2017
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Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden
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978-3-658-17103-2
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978-3-658-17104-9
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2017
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10.1007/978-3-658-17104-9
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Private Schooling and School Choice as Global Phenomena: An Introduction
pp. 9
A Bicycle Built for Three. Private School Governance and Politics in the United States
pp. 31
A Country on Its Way to Full Privatisation? Private Schools and School Choice in England
pp. 49
A Most Poisonous Debate: Legitimizing Support for Australian Private Schools
pp. 67
Private Schools in Sweden: Policy Development, Inequalities and Emerging Issues
pp. 81
Long Tradition, Moderate Distribution and Growing Importance: Private Schools in Germany as ‘Change Agents’ of School Choice
pp. 99
Class Isolation: Examining Private Schools in Chile
pp. 115
Private Schools in the People’s Republic of China: Development, Modalities and Contradictions
pp. 133
Privatisation of Compulsory Education in Ghana: Examining the Developments so Far
pp. 153
School Choice and the Urban Neighbourhood: Segregation Processes in the German Primary Sector with Special Reference to Private Schools
pp. 177
School Choice in German Primary Schools
pp. 201
Public and Private School Choice in the German Primary Education Sector: An Empirical Analysis of Parental Reasons
pp. 223
Taking Advantage of Catastrophes: Education Privatization Reforms in Contexts of Emergency
pp. 245
A Comparative Panorama of Privatisation and School Choice in Education: Concluding Remarks
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