Education for All?: Cultural Narratives and Education for the Masses in Britain and Denmark

Nineteenth-century writers were important spin-doctors: they convinced Danish politicians to educate all citizens, but paradoxically helped British policymakers underserve workers. "Education for All" is for people who care about educating kids of all abilities, are baffled by culture wars, and worry about the future of collective action in a dystopian world.

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Co-hosted with: Princeton Institute for International & Regional Studies, Program in Contemporary European Politics and Society (OWNER), European Union Program at Princeton

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