History of education researcher

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  Año 2007, Número 80

  • Networks after Bourdieu: women, education and politics from the 1890s to the 1920s

    Joyce Goodman, Jane Martin

    págs. 65-75

    

  • An indisputable element of disharmony?: Historical strategies of professional women in education

    Mineke van Essen

    págs. 76-84

    

  • The struggle for vocational education and employment possibilities for women in the second half of the nineteenth century in Germany

    Christine Mayer

    págs. 85-99

    

  • Imagining innovation: state agendas for women's education in Colonial India

    Tim Allender

    págs. 100-112

    

  • Betwixt and between speeches: Lillian de Lissa and the Kindergarten Union Jubilee celebrations of 1955

    Kay Whitehead

    págs. 113-121

    

  • Leading congregation, transforming society: Catherine McKinley, sister of Providence of St Vincent de Paul

    Elizabeth Smyth

    págs. 122-135

    

  • The politics of writing the history of french girls' Education

    Rebecca Rogers

    págs. 136-144