Governing by Numbers: Education, governance, and the tyranny of numbers
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Governing by Numbers: Education, governance, and the tyranny of numbers

by Stephen Ball

Politics Education
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Governing by Numbers considers how education is shaped by systems of governance and numerical measurement. Stephen Ball examines the influence of numbers on educational understanding and decision-making, offering a critical perspective on the growing authority given to quantification in education and public life.

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Governing by Numbers explores the relationship between education and governance.

The book focuses on the role of numbers in shaping how educational matters are understood and managed.

Its title highlights a critical concern with the influence of numerical measures and the possibility of a tyranny of numbers.

Written by Stephen Ball, this work will interest readers concerned with education, policy, and governance.

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