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Genesis of the Electrocardiogramning approach to higher education for precisely this reason. The Niblett Report, for example, was as we have shown expressly concerned with the desirability of keeping a close rein on the students from non-university backgrounds..

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Social Stratification in Higher Education: the Preservation of Traditional Patterns,ning approach to higher education for precisely this reason. The Niblett Report, for example, was as we have shown expressly concerned with the desirability of keeping a close rein on the students from non-university backgrounds..

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Maria I. Stamou,Marie-France Hivert rather than passive) and have campaigned for a redefinition of their social role. Clearly these two aspects are inter-related since the social role in question often included the characteristics of passivity and subordination.

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The pH Dependence of Enzyme Catalysis,al scientists have recognised the ultimately political purpose of formal education — to reinforce established patterns of political power. In the course of this book we have tried to show how the British educational system fulfils this task, and equally important, what constraints prevent its successful accomplishment.

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Political Activism Among School-Students, rather than passive) and have campaigned for a redefinition of their social role. Clearly these two aspects are inter-related since the social role in question often included the characteristics of passivity and subordination.

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Education and Political Change in Britain,al scientists have recognised the ultimately political purpose of formal education — to reinforce established patterns of political power. In the course of this book we have tried to show how the British educational system fulfils this task, and equally important, what constraints prevent its successful accomplishment.

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Heterodigital Flaps: The Littler Flap,cio-political study of education. The purpose of this book is to increase the percentage of that political material in three complementary ways: by collating and analysing the information that already exists (the field is not quite as barren as Cosin implies), by drawing out clearly and systematical