Humans have been the center of Western philosophy and science for centuries, at least since the European enlightenment. With the rise of artificial intelligence, climate change and challenges to the very idea of subjectivity, are we moving into an era that is perhaps better labeled post-human? But what would posthumanism mean for education? My guest […]
The images and stories of migrant families being separated by the United States government set off a global conversation about immigration, borders, and justice. If the political philosophy of liberalism is based on liberty and equality, then the events of the past few months have challenged the very core of liberal democratic states. My guest […]
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What is Critical Posthumanist Education?
Humans have been the center of Western philosophy and science for centuries, at least since the European enlightenment. With the rise of artificial intelligence, climate change and challenges to the very idea of subjectivity, are we moving into an era that is perhaps better labeled post-human? But what would posthumanism mean for education? My guest […]
What is Critical Posthumanist Education?
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Reimagining social science and post-socialist utopias
Reimagining social science and post-socialist utopias
Bruce Collet
Migration, religion, and schooling in democratic states
The images and stories of migrant families being separated by the United States government set off a global conversation about immigration, borders, and justice. If the political philosophy of liberalism is based on liberty and equality, then the events of the past few months have challenged the very core of liberal democratic states. My guest […]
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What’s wrong with rights?
What’s wrong with rights?
Michelle Morais de Sa e Silva
The Global Diffusion of Conditional Cash Transfers
The Global Diffusion of Conditional Cash Transfers
Wilhelm Widmark
Why did Sweden cancel its agreement with Elsevier?
Why did Sweden cancel its agreement with Elsevier?
Jelmer Evers
Teachers and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Teachers and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Nelli Piattoeva, Ezekiel Dixon-Román & Noah W. Sobe
The Datafication of Comparative Education
The Datafication of Comparative Education
Aziz Choudry & Salim Vally
Radical histories and social movements
Radical histories and social movements
David Edwards
Critiquing the World Development Report
Critiquing the World Development Report
Makoto Itoh
Studying Marx under Kozo Uno
Studying Marx under Kozo Uno
Makoto Itoh
Educational privatization in Japan
Educational privatization in Japan