Politische Bildung im Nationalsozialismus

Kuhn, Hans-Werner; Massing, Peter; Skuhr, Werner

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-05736-9_3

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“…The SED aimed to develop people with ardent socialist convictions to form the bedrock of the socialist society (Brock 2009) and formulated school civics lessons for this purpose (Blessing, Grammes, and Schluss 2012;Kreutzer 2001;Kuhn, Massing, and Skuhr 1993). Between 1949 and 1961 the socialist school was established to promote attachment to the new socialist state and taught socialist 'doctrine' such as the convergence of societal interests and personal interests.…”

Section: Cultural Differencesmentioning

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Inequality of Educational Opportunity in East and West Germany: Convergence or Continued Differences

Klein¹,

Barg²,

Kühhirt³

2018

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Diversity in education systems, and broader political and economic conditions, are commonly credited with international variations in inequality of educational opportunity (IEO). Comparing East and West Germany before reunification allows us to investigate whether vastly different political, economic and educational systems led to differences in IEO. Postreunification, East Germany adopted the West's systems and experienced an economic recession. IEO had been smaller in East than in West Germany but was on an upward trajectory before reunification. After 1990, IEO in East Germany converged to the West German level as a result of decreased IEO in the West and increasing levels in the East. Postreunification convergence suggests differences in political context and education policy are crucial for IEO.

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Section: Cultural Differencesmentioning

confidence: 99%