Neoliberalism, Education and Changing Values: Theories and Methods in Educational Research
A four-day conference jointly hosted by CHEER and the Doctoral School, University of Sussex, UK, with the Postgraduate School of Educational Sciences, Umeå University, Sweden.
Sussex/Umea Conference: March 2016
- Conference Presentations
- Professor Louise Morley: Neoliberalism: Capturing Money and Minds [PPTX 68.21MB]
Session Outline: MORLEY [DOCX 14.43KB]
- Professor John Pryor: The Making of the Neoliberal Academic: The State, the Market and the PhD
- Dr Joakim Lindgren: Neo-liberalism, Knowledge and School Inspection [PDF 470.74KB]
This presentation was not recorded - Professor Karin Sporre: What is Valued and Measured in Neo-liberal Times? Perspectives from an Ethicist
- Professor Louise Morley: Neoliberalism: Capturing Money and Minds [PPTX 68.21MB]
- Methodology Workshops
- Dr Maria Rönnlund: Space, Place and Education [PPTX 10.73MB]
- Dr Tamsin Hinton-Smith: Doing Research in a Feminist Way: Utilising Feminist Methods in Empirical Research [PPTX 335.65KB]
Session Outline: HINTON-SMITH [DOCX 14.58KB]
- Ethics, reflexivity and ethically important moments in research: GUILLEMIN & GILLAM [PDF 175.80KB]
- Feminist solidarity through anticapitalist struggles: MOHANTY [PDF 157.08KB]
- Re-envisioning social justice from the ground up: OPREA [PDF 176.77KB]
- Professor Eva Lindgren: Mixed Methods and Intervention Studies [PDF 350.25KB]
- Programme & recommended reading
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Umea Conference 2016: PROGRAMME [PDF 233.01KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: ANDERSON [PDF 218.36KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: BALL [PDF 321.14KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: BALL 2 [PDF 336.40KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: BALL 3 [PDF 63.19KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: COLLEY, CHADDERTON & NIXON [PDF 244.24KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: DAVIES & BANSEL [PDF 192.34KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: DE ANGELIS & HARVIE [PDF 246.40KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: EXLEY & BALL [PDF 576.12KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: D'AOUST [PDF 115.26KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: GEWIRTZ [PDF 174.46KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: GILL & DONAGHUE [PDF 298.82KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: LEMKE [PDF 284.80KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: LYNCH [PDF 246.06KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: MACLURE 1 [PDF 315.44KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: MACLURE 2 [PDF 258.37KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: MORLEY [PDF 173.50KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: MORLEY & CROSSOUARD [PDF 343.38KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: PEREIRA [PDF 348.67KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: RADICE [PDF 101.93KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: REAY & BALL [PDF 1015.25KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: ROSE [PDF 132.51KB]
- Umea Conference Recommended Reading: ROTTENBERG [PDF 150.46KB]
- Neoliberalism on the web
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- Record: Neoliberalism and the commercialization of higher education
- Dissent: What Exactly Is Neoliberalism?
- The Chronicle of Higher Education: The Slow Death of the University
- Centre for Globalisation, Education and Societies: Neoliberalism and the Transformation of Education and Teachers' Labour
- Reclaiming Schools: Neoliberalism - how it travels, and how it can be resisted
- Neoliberalism poisons everything: How free market mania threatens education - and democracy
- Want to Change Academic Publishing? Just Say No
- Ancient Cultures of Conceit Reloaded? A comparative look at the rise of metrics in higher education
- Life in the Accelerated Academy: anxiety thrives,demands intensify and metrics hold the tangled web together
- Governing through unhappiness
- Another Speculation? Michel Faher on Neoliberalism and Resistance
- the corporate housewife, eliminating the need for mundane refexivity
- The Age of Appreciation: Lectures on the Neoliberal Condition
- Johanna Oksala on Foucault, Marx and Neoliberal Subjects
- Interview: William Davies and Nicholas Gane on Neoliberalism
- Will Davies responds to Nicholas Gane's 'The Emergence of Neoliberalism'
- Will Davies's TCS Glossary entry on Neoliberalism
- Christina Scharff on Gender and Neoliberalism
- #Neoliberation: The Self in the Era of New Media
- Participating scholars
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Doctoral Scholars from UMEA Doctoral Scholars from SUSSEX Anders Hofverberg Caterina Mazzilli Anna Rantala Christine Wanjala Anna Renström Daniel Leyton Atenas Anna-Karin Kuuse Daniella Rabino Frida Marklund Dragana Radoman Frithjof Theens Elsie Whittington Gustav Borsgård Emily Ponepone Hampus Holm Eva Bulgrin Johan Brydsten Runemark Hajeej Alhawsawi Inês Félix Helen Murray Justin Zelime Jennifer Jomafuvwe Agbaire Kirsi Kohlström Jessica Gagnon Kristina Belancic Kourosh Kouchakpour Maria Lindfors Lee Rensimer (Wisconsin-Madison) Maria Wiklund Perpetua Kirby Sol Morén Sara Felix Susanne Ragnarsson