Federal Control of Education in Argentina Brazil, and Chile

Autor:	Robert King Hall
Rok vydání:	1942
Předmět:	Subordination (finance) Government Politics Political science Political economy World War II Control (management) Social change
Zdroj:	The School Review. 50:651-660
ISSN:	0036-6773
DOI:	10.1086/440846
Popis:	IN A world consumed by war there are often enacted great social revolutions which pass unnoticed. One of the evidences of the social change which is now taking place is the subordination of personal liberty to the expediency of military and political survival. Already the effects of the second World War have become apparent in the school structure of the United States. Many persons who have hitherto been apathetic or entirely indifferent to the problems of education are today demanding that the federal government take a larger control in matters of learning. Every defect, every failing (and there are inevitably some in any system), is paraded as an evidence of the inade
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