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Education production functions

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The influence of private primary schooling on children’s learning

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British Labour Party education policy and comprehensive education

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From fragmentation to multiplexity

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In pursuit of quality: early childhood qualifications and training policy

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Education Systems and Learners

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Education, skills and employment in East London: an ecosystem analysis

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School leadership and education system reform

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Reappraising the Status of Experiment and Randomized Controlled Trials in Education

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