EDUCATIONAL POLICIES AND CONTEMPORARY IDENTITIES: THE WORLD EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v47i2.71269Abstract
This article aims to reflect how is the world educational system (Azevedo, Joaquim, 2007) and the action of multilateral organizations influence the schooling agendas of national policies.Its also intends ponder the setbacks in educational policies, guided by neoliberal and neoconservative policies in contemporary times (AGUIAR, 2018; BALLESTRIN, 2013; CISLAGHI, 2019; FREIRE, 1997) that cross the constitutions of contemporary identities in Hall's vision (2003; 2006) and Bauman (2001; 2005). To this end, this text is a bibliographic review of exploratory feature from the perspective of Gil (2010). It is concluded that the global educational system is a historical process in which international organizations promote convergences among countries, standardizing education and the subjects involved in these global contexts are challenged by these issues, which compose and fragment it.
KEYWORDS: Education. Globalization. Identities. World Education System.
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