In just a couple of decades, Finland evolved from one of Europe's lowest educated countries to the top performer of the international PISA ranking. Behind this "success story", there was a conscious strategy to use educational policies for creating a more equal society. Tracing the development of Finnish higher education system after WWII, this book depicts the role of educational expansion in the making of the welfare state. It focuses on the 1970s degree reform and the challenges brought by the 1973 Oil Crisis, resulting in the rise of New Public Management. Though meticulously planned, the reform was a struggle between various actors with conflicting strategies and goals ; between educational optimism and scarce resources, academic values and instrumentalism, social justice and elitism.
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Marja Jalava is Academy Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy, History, Culture and Art Studies at the University of Helsinki. She has published widely on modern and contemporary Finnish and Nordic history, intellectual history, and the history of historiography.
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kasrt. Etat : Wie neu. 210 S. ; 21 cm, 280 g Tadelloses Exemplar. - Contents -- Introduction 9 -- Chapter 1 -- The University and the State in Finland: -- A Historical Overview 15 -- The University as a State Institution 15 -- From the Periphery to the Capital City 18 -- Centre o f Nation-Building 2 0 -- The Bildungsuniversitat as the Cradle o f Modern Research University 24 -- Challenges and Diminished Resources 27 -- Chapter 2 -- The Postwar Educational Revolution 35 -- The Breakthrough o f National Planning 36 -- Cultural Policy Revival 4 0 -- Theories o f Human Capital and the Reserves o f Abilities 44 -- The Ethos o f Equality 50 -- On the Threshold o f a New Era 53 -- Chapter 3 -- To the Era of State lnterventionism in Higher Education 61 -- The Rise o f a National University System 62 -- Restructuring the Ministry o f Education 68 -- Toward the Degree Reform 71 -- Chapter 4 -- The Degree Reform as a Social Utopia 79 -- The Leftist Turn in the Academe 81 -- The University in the Light o f Stamocap Theories 9 0 -- The Changing o f the Guards 95 -- The Utopian Moment 100 -- The Great Reform Plan 104 -- Chapter 5 -- From Dreams to Reality 111 -- The First Round: Circulation for Comments 113 -- Party-politicization as Democratization 116 -- The Second Round: Planning Officers in Action 122 -- The Resistance Rises 127 -- The Third Round: The Clash 137 -- The Final Act 148 -- Epilogue: -- The University and the Welfare State 159 -- Bibliography 169 -- Index 201 ISBN 9783631584613 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 279. N° de réf. du vendeur 1078448
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