Public parental choice schools in Greece: identity, social synthesis, public and private discourse
Abstract
Τhe present work is a policy ethnography of the public schoolsof parental choice in Greece, that is, of those schools chosen by parents and guardians and are different from those that would be expected based on their place of residence. These schools can be “Model”, “Experimental”, “Model-Experimental”,“Music”, “Artistic”, “Ecclesiastical”, etc. By “political ethnography” we mean a set of research methodologies that take a multifaceted approach to the latent, indefinable and volatile “culture” of these schools in Greece (as a whole, but also as different examples). Policy ethnography is being crafted through the analysis of public and private discourse, behaviors,expectations and shared experiences. A guide to describing the culture of parental choice in the present work is the schema of American sociologist James Coleman, which links macro-level,that is the regulatory texts and public discourse, to the microlevel, that is family strategies. Statistical analysis of the professional sta ...
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