Clive Harber
Biographic Data
| ID | 454118 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clive Harber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clive |
| FAMILY NAME | Harber |
| SIGNATURE | HARBER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Birmingham |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 39 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 73 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 39 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
International Schooling
Schooling for Peaceful Development in Post-Conflict Societies
Referees Volume 29
Chronicling educator practices and experiences in the context of democratic schooling and quality education in South Africa
Revolution, What Revolution? Contextual Issues in Citizenship Education in Schools in England
This article sets out some of the key obstacles facing the successful implementation of education for democratic citizenship in England in the light of claims about its radical potential. It argues that citizenship is indeed not like other subjects because it has wider implications for the purposes of schooling and the way that schools and classrooms are organised. It discusses evidence of progress on the implementation of citizenship education a…
Schooling for violence and peace
This article reviews literature on the roles of schooling in both reproducing and actively perpetrating violence, and sets out an historical explanation of why schools are socially constructed in such a way as to make these roles possible.It then discusses notions of peace education in relation to one particular project in England before using empirical data from research on the project to examine contrasts between peace education approaches and …
Teacher education for a democratic society in England and South Africa
Democracy, development and education
Elusive Equity
Schooling as violence
Educational Decentralisation in Malawi
(2003). Educational Decentralisation in Malawi: A study of process. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education: Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 139-154
Education, Democracy and Poverty Reduction in Africa
This article explores the political relationship between education and poverty reduction. It argues that authoritarian rule in Africa has exacerbated levels of poverty and sets out six ways in which this has happened. However, the achievement of greater levels of democracy will not be possible unless political culture and civil society in Africa become more democratic but this will depend on the spread of more democratic values and behaviours. As…
Educating the Right Way, Markets, Standards, God and Inequality (Michael W. Apple)
(2002). Educating the Right Way, Markets, Standards, God and Inequality (Michael W. Apple) British Journal of Sociology of Education: Vol. 23, No. 3, pp. 483-496
Schooling and violence in South Africa
The legacy of the brutality of apartheid in South Africa is a violent social context characterized by high levels of unemployment, extremes of wealth and poverty, continuing racism, the easy availability of guns and patriarchal values and behaviours. Violent crime is widespread in South Africa and schools in disadvantaged areas suffer from serious problems of gang-related crime. This article discusses a pilot project with a cluster of three schoo…
Markets, equity and democracy — structural adjustment and the tensions of educational change in South Africa
Desegregation, Racial Conflict and Education for Democracy in the New South Africa
International Developments and the Rise of Education for Democracy
Educational violence and education for peace in Africa
Children who are lectured to learn how to lecture; if they are admonished, they learn how to admonish; if scolded, they learn how to scold; if ridiculed, they learn how to ridicule; if humiliated, they learn how to humiliate; if their psyche is killed, they will learn how to kill-the only question is who will be killed: oneself, others or both. (Alice Miller) But good gracious you've got to educate him first. You can't expect a boy to be vicious …
Educational planning for development
Education in the development of Tanzania 1919–1990
Growing up modern
Ethnicity and education for democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa
The job of headteacher in Africa
Special sub-theme
Democratic Management and School Effectiveness in Africa
(1993). Democratic Management and School Effectiveness in Africa: learning from Tanzania. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education: Vol. 23, No. 3, pp. 289-300
Education, Democracy and Poverty Reduction in Africa
This article explores the political relationship between education and poverty reduction. It argues that authoritarian rule in Africa has exacerbated levels of poverty and sets out six ways in which this has happened. However, the achievement of greater levels of democracy will not be possible unless political culture and civil society in Africa become more democratic but this will depend on the spread of more democratic values and behaviours. As…
Schooling for violence and peace
This article reviews literature on the roles of schooling in both reproducing and actively perpetrating violence, and sets out an historical explanation of why schools are socially constructed in such a way as to make these roles possible.It then discusses notions of peace education in relation to one particular project in England before using empirical data from research on the project to examine contrasts between peace education approaches and …
Educational Decentralisation in Malawi
(2003). Educational Decentralisation in Malawi: A study of process. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education: Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 139-154
Teacher education for a democratic society in England and South Africa
Desegregation, Racial Conflict and Education for Democracy in the New South Africa
Doing educational research in developing countries
Schools and Political Learning in Africa
Universal primary education in Nigeria
Schooling and violence in South Africa
The legacy of the brutality of apartheid in South Africa is a violent social context characterized by high levels of unemployment, extremes of wealth and poverty, continuing racism, the easy availability of guns and patriarchal values and behaviours. Violent crime is widespread in South Africa and schools in disadvantaged areas suffer from serious problems of gang-related crime. This article discusses a pilot project with a cluster of three schoo…
International Developments and the Rise of Education for Democracy
Growing up modern
The job of headteacher in Africa
Democratic Management and School Effectiveness in Africa
(1993). Democratic Management and School Effectiveness in Africa: learning from Tanzania. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education: Vol. 23, No. 3, pp. 289-300
Development and Political Attitudes
Revolution, What Revolution? Contextual Issues in Citizenship Education in Schools in England
This article sets out some of the key obstacles facing the successful implementation of education for democratic citizenship in England in the light of claims about its radical potential. It argues that citizenship is indeed not like other subjects because it has wider implications for the purposes of schooling and the way that schools and classrooms are organised. It discusses evidence of progress on the implementation of citizenship education a…
Markets, equity and democracy — structural adjustment and the tensions of educational change in South Africa
Education in the development of Tanzania 1919–1990
Ethnicity and education for democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa
Human rights and education
Development education in context
Schooling and ethnic attitudes in Nigeria
Schooling and ethnic attitudes in Nigeria
Universal primary education in Nigeria
Schooling for bureaucracy in Nigeria
Development and Political Attitudes
International preferences of young Nigerians
(1985). International preferences of young Nigerians. The Round Table: Vol. 74, No. 293, pp. 47-52
Special section
Development education in context
Human rights and education
International perspectives on teacher education
Education and policy in Northern Ireland
Education for critical consciousness
Development through education
Doing educational research in developing countries
Schools and Political Learning in Africa
The job of headteacher in Africa
Special sub-theme
Democratic Management and School Effectiveness in Africa
(1993). Democratic Management and School Effectiveness in Africa: learning from Tanzania. Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education: Vol. 23, No. 3, pp. 289-300
Growing up modern
Ethnicity and education for democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa
Educational planning for development
Education in the development of Tanzania 1919–1990
Educational violence and education for peace in Africa
Children who are lectured to learn how to lecture; if they are admonished, they learn how to admonish; if scolded, they learn how to scold; if ridiculed, they learn how to ridicule; if humiliated, they learn how to humiliate; if their psyche is killed, they will learn how to kill-the only question is who will be killed: oneself, others or both. (Alice Miller) But good gracious you've got to educate him first. You can't expect a boy to be vicious …
International Developments and the Rise of Education for Democracy
Markets, equity and democracy — structural adjustment and the tensions of educational change in South Africa
Desegregation, Racial Conflict and Education for Democracy in the New South Africa
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