Examines the rise of vested interests in European education and the consequences this has for users of education.
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Susanne Wiborg is Reader in Education at University College London, UK. Her research focusses on the policy and politics of education reform in Europe. She is co-editor of The Comparative Politics of Education: Teacher Unions and Educations Systems Around the World (2017) with Terry M. Moe.
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