Comparative Education Lurking in the Shadows of

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Comparative Education Lurking in the Shadows ofComparative Education Examines the Common Problems Facing Education Systems Around the World As the Result of Global Economic, Social, and Cultural Forces. Issues Related to the Governance, Financing, Provision, Processes, and Outcomes of Education Systems for Differently Situated Social Groups Are Described and Analyzed in Specific Regional, National, and Local Contexts. New in This Edition is a Concluding Chapter by Carlos Torres Indicating the