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Direct linkAnkita Bhattashali; Zachary A. McCall – Exceptional Children, 2026
In this conceptual paper, we introduce intersectional field analysis as a theoretical framework for understanding how power operates in the special education field broadly and how it affects immigrant families in their efforts to influence special education decisions for their children. We apply the framework, which merges key insights from…
Descriptors: Special Education, Power Structure, Immigrants, Decision Making
Download full textGuerrieri, Kevin G.; Ivanic, Aarti S.; Hannasch-Haag, Diana; Gonzalez, Julieta – Metropolitan Universities, 2023
Business education must evolve. Traditionally, it has been narrowly focused, siloed, and often reflective of the transactional nature of business through the lens of maximizing shareholder wealth. The triumph of market fundamentalism over the last five decades has coincided with increasing social inequality, the concentration of corporate power,…
Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Masters Programs, Business Schools, School Business Relationship
Yoshida, Atsuhiko – Educational Studies in Japan: International Yearbook, 2023
This paper reconsiders the concept of "inclusion" by examining conceptions of "totality/wholeness," while exploring conflicts and dilemmas among various actors across the boundaries between the formal and non-formal in the Japanese public education system. Referencing the process surrounding the enactment of the new law on…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Inclusion, Informal Education, Public Education
