Education for All’ Through Privatisation? (Volume 24.4)
14 December 2004
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Main articles feature a symposium on 'Education for All' Through Privatisation?, guest edited by James Tooley and James Stanfield
The full contents are:
Private education and ‘Education for All’ by James Tooley
Private education and ‘Education for All’ – or how not to construct an evidence-based argument: a reply to Tooley by Kevin Watkins
‘A luta continua’ (The struggle continues): rejoinder to Watkins by James Tooley
Basic education as a human right by Larry Wilmore
Sharing the burden of financing: governments and household partnerships for basic education by Mark Bray
EFA and private education: regional experiences and findings by Igor Kitaev
The regulation of private schools serving low-income families in Hyderabad, India: An Austrian economic perspective by Pauline Dixon
Other Articles
Economics, religion and the decline of Europe by Niall Ferguson
Challenges for financial stability policy by Alastair Clark
Life insurance: regulation as contract enforcement by Alan D. Morrison
Federation with majority decisions: economic lessons from the history of the United States, Germany and the European Union by Roland Vaubel
Economic Viewpoints
Must Government Go Fishing? by Gerald Elliot
Columns
Monitor money, not interest rates by Tim Congdon
Samuel Smiles on Education by James Stanfield
The British Lysenko? by Roger Bate
Citizen empowerment: by ballot box or market? by John Meadowcroft
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Private education and ‘Education for All’ by James Tooley
Private education and ‘Education for All’ – or how not to construct an evidence-based argument: a reply to Tooley by Kevin Watkins
‘A luta continua’ (The struggle continues): rejoinder to Watkins by James Tooley
Basic education as a human right by Larry Wilmore
Sharing the burden of financing: governments and household partnerships for basic education by Mark Bray
EFA and private education: regional experiences and findings by Igor Kitaev
The regulation of private schools serving low-income families in Hyderabad, India: An Austrian economic perspective by Pauline Dixon
Other Articles
Economics, religion and the decline of Europe by Niall Ferguson
Challenges for financial stability policy by Alastair Clark
Life insurance: regulation as contract enforcement by Alan D. Morrison
Federation with majority decisions: economic lessons from the history of the United States, Germany and the European Union by Roland Vaubel
Economic Viewpoints
Must Government Go Fishing? by Gerald Elliot
Columns
Monitor money, not interest rates by Tim Congdon
Samuel Smiles on Education by James Stanfield
The British Lysenko? by Roger Bate
Citizen empowerment: by ballot box or market? by John Meadowcroft
Subscribe to Economic Affairs
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