Class Choreographies: Elite Schools and Globalization
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Class Choreographies: Elite Schools and Globalization

by Jane Kenway, Aaron Koh, Debbie Epstein, Johannah Fahey, Cameron Mccarthy, Fazal Rizvi

Education Sociology Globalization
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Class Choreographies: Elite Schools and Globalization offers an academic examination of elite education in a globalized world. The book considers how prestigious schools reflect and participate in broader social, cultural, and institutional patterns, making it relevant to readers studying education, privilege, globalization, and contemporary society.

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Class Choreographies: Elite Schools and Globalization examines the relationship between elite schooling and globalization.

The book focuses on the practices and social dynamics through which elite schools operate in an increasingly interconnected world.

It offers an academic perspective on education, privilege, and the global contexts influencing prestigious institutions.

Written by Jane Kenway, Aaron Koh, Debbie Epstein, Johannah Fahey, Cameron Mccarthy, and Fazal Rizvi, this work is suited to readers interested in education and global social change.

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