With a strong belief in the fundamental benefits of public schooling, this volume looks at how public education must be maintained in a democratic society rather than be given over to corporate and business interests to achieve market-oriented ends. Taking its modus operandi from a statement issued in 1970 by the President's Commission for a National Agenda for the The continued failure of the schools to perform their traditional role adequately may have disastrous consequences for this Nation, Education Under the Security State explores this traditional role, what led to change, and what the disastrous consequences might be.
Taking its modus operandi from a statement issued in 1970 by the President's Commission for a National Agenda for the Eighties: The continued failure of the schools to perform their traditional role adequately may have disastrous consequences for this Nation, Education Under the Security State explores this traditional role, what led to change and what the disastrous consequences might be.