Transformations in Schooling

1. Introduction: Historical and Comparative Perspectives on Transformations in Schooling
Kim Tolley

Part I. Education and State Formation

2. Middle-Class Formations and the Emergence of National Schooling: A Historiographical Review of the Australian Debate
Geoffrey Sherington, Craig Campbell

3. Education and State Formation Reconsidered: Chinese School Identity in Postwar Singapore
Ting-Hong Wong

4. How the State Made and Unmade Education in the Raj, 1800–1919
Tim Allender

5. Disciplining Liberty: Early National Colombian School Struggles, 1820–1840
Meri L. Clark

Part II. Politics, Ideology, and Policy

6. Historic Diversity and Equity Policies in Canada
Reva Joshee, Lauri Johnson

7. Conference Litmus: The Development of a Conference and Policy Culture in the Interwar Period with Special Reference to the New Education Fellowship and British Colonial Education in Southern Africa
Peter Kallaway

Part III. The Market, the State, and Transformations in Teaching

8. The Teaching Family, the State, and New Women in Nineteenth-Century South Australia
Kay Whitehead

9. Transformations in Teaching: Toward a More Complex Model of Teacher Labor Markets in the United States, 1800–1850
Kim Tolley, Nancy Beadie

Part IV. Culture, Identity, and Schooling

10. From Spaniard to Mexican and Then American: Perspectives on the Southwestern Latino School Experience, 1800–1880
Victoria-María MacDonald, Mark Nilles

11. Struggling for Voice in a Black and White World: The Lumbee Indians’ Segregated Educational Experience in North Carolina
Heather Kimberly Dial

12. Conclusion: Reflections on the Historicality of Education Systems
Kim Tolley

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