During the Second Spanish Republic (1931–1939) the Government identified many of its
educational goals with those of the international movement of the New School. While not …

<p>The first part of this article describes some general tendencies in migrant and school
populations in Western Europe. Then it focusses upon some specific migration flows in the …

In 1898, the loss of the last Spanish colonies of Cuba and the Philippines after the war with
the United States aroused a strong national consciousness in which pessimism and hope …

According to the Dutch Primary Education Act all primary schools in the Netherlands, both
public and private, should take in consideration that children are growing up in a multicultural …

This quotation from Durkheim seems a logical point to start an article about education in The
Netherlands, coupled with a description of some impor--tant aspects of that society. Most …

In this article we propose two research techniques that can bridge the gap between quantitative
and qualitative historical research. These are: (1) a multiple regression approach that …

INTRODUCTION. In the Netherlands, The first national law on education dates back to 1801.
It laid the foundation for a system of public education that was accessible to children of all …

The problem of educational disparity has received extensive inquiry and has a wide range
of potential causes and remedies. The degree of academic self-efficacy is one key factor in …

Abrams, MH 205,209 Alberoni, F. 211 Alexander, J. 204 Ariés, P. 63 Aristotle 7, 171, 174 Page
241 NAME INDEX Abrams, MH 205209 Alberoni, F. 211 Alexander, J. 204 Ariés, P. 63 Aristotle …