Christian ydesen (ed.) the oecd’s historical rise in education: the formation of a global governing complex

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I n this excellent collection charting the historical and current work of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Christian Ydesen, the book`s editor, uses the term, "global governing complex" to capture and describe the extraordinary power of this relatively young ­entity (established 1961). The OECD, as Ydesen and other contributors to the book explain, exerts significant influence over the education policy of both member and non-member nations. It situates the OECD`s origins in Cold War the authors ambitions to build European capitalism, in the post second world war . . .

 



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