Analysing global collaborations using a post-structuralist model of social justice and social change

Angela Ragusa; Bill Atweh

Analysing global collaborations using a post-structuralist model of social justice and social change

Angela Ragusa
, Bill Atweh

Social Work and Arts

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Abstract

The exponential growth of contacts and networks among educators around the world in an increasingly globalised market exists in a context of local and global inequality and stratification. Conflicting interests and agendas emerging from international collaborations have? spurred the need for a theoretical model that can critically explore and reflexively assess the dynamics of international educational collaborations. In a previous paper, we put forth a model for socially just collaboration that is informed by feminist writings of Young and Fraser. In this current paper we problematise simplistic classificatory uses of such a model. Further, using data from a study of globalisation trends in mathematics education, we illustrate the use of this model for critical assessment and analysis of social justice issues by dispelling singular classification schemata.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Social Change in the 21st Century Conference 2003
Place of Publication	Brisbane QLD
Publisher	Queensland University of Technology
Pages	1-15
Number of pages	15
ISBN (Electronic)	0646431056
Publication status	Published - 2003
Event	Social Change in the 21st Century conference - Carseldine, QLD, Australia Duration: 21 Nov 2003 → …

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Conference	Social Change in the 21st Century conference
Country/Territory	Australia
Period	21/11/03 → …

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SDG 5 Gender Equality
SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities

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