Anarchist, Neoliberal, & Democratic Decision-Making: Deepening the Joy in Learning and Teaching

Educational Studies: A Jrnl of the American Educ. Studies Assoc 48 (1):76-102 (2012)
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Using a critical postmodern framework, this article analyzes the relationship of the decision-making processes of anarchism and neoliberalism to that of deep democracy. Anarchist processes are found to share common core principals with deep democracy; but neoliberal processes are found to be antithetical to deep democracy. To increase the joy in learning and teaching, based upon this analysis, practical anarchist guidelines for school decision-making are suggested.

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