A Companion to the Anthropology of Education 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9781444396713.ch22
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Educational Policy, Anthropology, and the State

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“…In many developing countries where the state provision of education is poor, non-state provision is prevalent, ranging from "non-government and other civil society organizations ... private providers with profitmaking motives ... and religious providers" (Rose, 2010, p. 475). Notably, the prominence of the forprofit private sector since the 1990s was mainly brought about by an international neoliberal agenda that advocates for a reduced role of the state through the participation of the private sector in public service delivery (Blasco & Vargas, 2011). Despite recognizing the efficiency of service delivery through PPP (Pedró et al, 2015), Rose (2010) warned about the unregulated proliferation of for-profit and not-for-profit provisions that might result in the fragmentation of service delivery, prompting inequity.…”
Section: Educational Public-private Partnershipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In many developing countries where the state provision of education is poor, non-state provision is prevalent, ranging from "non-government and other civil society organizations ... private providers with profitmaking motives ... and religious providers" (Rose, 2010, p. 475). Notably, the prominence of the forprofit private sector since the 1990s was mainly brought about by an international neoliberal agenda that advocates for a reduced role of the state through the participation of the private sector in public service delivery (Blasco & Vargas, 2011). Despite recognizing the efficiency of service delivery through PPP (Pedró et al, 2015), Rose (2010) warned about the unregulated proliferation of for-profit and not-for-profit provisions that might result in the fragmentation of service delivery, prompting inequity.…”
Section: Educational Public-private Partnershipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conforme a lo anterior, las políticas educativas son el conjunto de orientaciones que establece el Estado que, si bien son una forma de acción política en la que este y el Gobierno tienen un papel privilegiado, movilizan diversos actores que son los encargados de atribuirle significado a las decisiones tomadas en las altas instancias de poder sobre la educación (Heras, 2015;Miñana-Blasco & Arango-Vargas, 2011). Dicho conjunto de orientaciones trasciende a la normativa y se actualiza en las interacciones escolares y en la vida cotidiana de los actores educativos (Asprella, 2016).…”
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“…Desde inicios del siglo XXI, las políticas de acreditación de la educación se han constituido como un instrumento clave para el aseguramiento de la calidad y equidad de la educación superior (Barnett 2021a(Barnett y 2021bDill 2014;Kulz 2017;OECD 2017;Torres 2015), planteando un nuevo vínculo entre las dinámicas de gobernanza, calidad académica e inequidad (Miñana y Arango 2011). En Chile, se ha agregado además la discusión por la diferenciación en las condiciones y calidad en el acceso a un sistema universitario en expansión (OECD 2009(OECD , 2013.…”
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