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‘Globalisation, employment and
education in Sri Lanka: opportunity and
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Dear Friend,Lo ndon International Development
Centre and the Institute of Education invite you to the
launch of ‘Globalisation, employment and education in
Sri Lanka: opportunity and division’ by Angela W. Little
and Siri T. Hettige.
The presentation of the book
will be followed by a discussion with an
interdisciplinary panel of experts from Bloomsbury
Colleges and International Alert. You will get a chance
to meet the authors, purchase a copy of the book at a
discounted price and have it
signed.
When: 15 May 2013, 5.15
- 7 pm (refreshments served from 5
pm)
Where: Elvin Hall, Institute
of Education, 20 Bedford Way, London WC1H
0AL
Speakers: Prof. Emerita
Angela W. Little, IOE (author) Prof. Siri T. Hettige,
University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
(author)
Discussants: Prof.
Jonathan Goodhand, SOAS Dr. Roz Dixon,
Birkbeck Markus Mayer, International
Alert
Chair: Professor Andy
Green, IOEMore RSVP About the book: Since
the late 1970s, Sri Lanka has undergone a socio-economic
transformation, from protectionism towards economic
liberalisation and increasing integration into the world
economy. Angela W. Little and Siri T. Hettige examine
the impact of this transformation on education, youth
employment and equality of opportunity in Sri
Lanka.
This book makes an important contribution
to the broader international literature on the
implications of globalisation for education policy and
practice, and to the interaction of exogenous and
endogenous forces for educational change. As such, it
has a wide interdisciplinary appeal across education
policy and politics, Asian education, South Asian
society, youth policy, sociology of education, political
economy of social change, and
globalisation. | | |
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