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Tunisia is known for sparking what many in the West call the Arab Spring, the revolutionary protests that swept across North Africa and the Middle East starting in 2010. My guest today is Tavis Jules. Together with Teresa Barton, he co-authored a new book entitled Educational Transitions in post-revolutionary spaces: Islam, security, and social movements […]
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For over two years, this podcast has aimed to disseminate academic ideas through the medium of audio. This year FreshEd will continue to air interviews with scholars from around the world, but we are also going to experiment. Over the holidays, I got to thinking about new ways I could use audio. Listeners are now familiar […]
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
Tavis D. Jules
Educational transitions in Tunisia
Tunisia is known for sparking what many in the West call the Arab Spring, the revolutionary protests that swept across North Africa and the Middle East starting in 2010. My guest today is Tavis Jules. Together with Teresa Barton, he co-authored a new book entitled Educational Transitions in post-revolutionary spaces: Islam, security, and social movements […]
Educational transitions in Tunisia
Gina Athena Ulysse
Haiti, me & THE WORLD
Haiti, me & THE WORLD
Maria Teresa Tatto & Ian Menter
Learning to be a teacher
Learning to be a teacher
Ted Dintersmith
What School Could Be
What School Could Be
Ioannis Costas Batlle & Aurelien Mondon
University Strikes in the UK: Re-Imagining Higher Education
University Strikes in the UK: Re-Imagining Higher Education
Henry Giroux
The Challenge of Fascism
The Challenge of Fascism
Student Debt
For over two years, this podcast has aimed to disseminate academic ideas through the medium of audio. This year FreshEd will continue to air interviews with scholars from around the world, but we are also going to experiment. Over the holidays, I got to thinking about new ways I could use audio. Listeners are now familiar […]