National Differences, Global Similarities: World Culture and the Future of Schooling (Stanford Social Sciences)
by David P. Baker, Gerald Letendre
National Differences, Global Similarities examines world culture and the future of schooling through a social-science lens. Focusing on the relationship between national differences and global similarities, the book offers a foundation for readers exploring comparative education, international perspectives, and the changing role of schools.
About This Book
National Differences, Global Similarities explores the relationship between world culture and schooling.
The book focuses on national differences alongside broader similarities in education.
It considers how these perspectives relate to the future of schooling.
Written within the Stanford Social Sciences context, this work is suited to readers interested in comparative education and social research.
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