Finally, all 28 special issue papers in one place. academia.edu/121654549/_COM… Karen Mundy Fernando M. Reimers Tristan McCowan David Archer Leonardo Garnier Steven Klees Mario Novelli Clara Fontdevila Camilla Addey Dr_BrownStew Maren Elfert Christian Ydesen Pauline Rose Marcia McKenzie

How exciting it is to see our analysis of the problems with RCTs in Education (with D. Brent Edwards Jr.) quoted and referred to as a relevant and “interesting” critique by the leading blog of Heterodox Economics. Methodological fetishism rwer.wordpress.com/2024/06/26/met… via Real-World Economics

This is an excellent set of papers. Congrats! FreshEd featured two on our recent episode: freshedpodcast.com/mundy-garnier/

Honduras, RD, Paraguay, Colombia y tendencias regionales. Los 5 libros sobre las transformaciones en política educativa que lideré con D. Brent Edwards Jr. para Education International junto a un equipo estupendo de jóvenes promesas que incansablemente subsanan los errores de estas dos viejas decepciones

Lecturas imperdibles para conocer y entender en profundidad la complejidad la privatización -sus múltiples formas y actores- en LATAM. Valor extra: el análisis en países muchas veces dejados de lado por la literatura mainstream. Felicitaciones D. Brent Edwards Jr. Mauro C. Moschetti & equipo 💎

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The academic yr has already started in Hawaii, and I am stoked to be the new Chair of the Dept of Educational Foundations! Excited for new opps and about all the great work by students/faculty in my dept! Watch out, here we come! Recent contributions: docs.google.com/presentation/d…

What a ride: PhD @ 29 Asst prof @ 31 Full prof @ 39 Dept chair @ 40 Excited to build on this momentum, lift others up. Create spaces for support & community. Use my position to make a difference. My success is tied to others’ success. Let’s make waves and good trouble. 💪👍

Thank you to Professor Akiko Hayashi (from Keio University, Japan) for coming to talk to us about “Some Japanese Ways of Doing Comparative and International Research!