Haunting the Knowledge Economy (International Library of Sociology)
by Jane Kenway
In Haunting the Knowledge Economy, Jane Kenway investigates the ghostly remnants of past systems that continue to shape the global knowledge economy. Drawing from sociological insights, the book reveals how these hauntings affect education, policy, and economic development in an interconnected world. Part of the esteemed International Library of Sociology series, it offers a compelling examination of intangible forces driving contemporary society.
About This Book
Haunting the Knowledge Economy delves into the metaphorical hauntings that pervade the international knowledge economy, examining how past ideologies and structures linger in contemporary global systems.
As part of the International Library of Sociology series, the book offers a critical perspective on the intersections of knowledge production, economic policies, and social transformations.
Jane Kenway's analysis highlights the enduring impacts of historical and cultural elements on modern economic frameworks, providing a nuanced understanding of these pervasive influences.
The work contributes to broader discussions in sociology by addressing the intangible yet powerful forces at play in the knowledge-driven world.
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