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Vivanco, Borja – British Journal of Religious Education, 2018
A substantive and differentiating element of the Jesuits' university paradigm is the promotion of social justice. The results of a telephone poll conducted amongst professors and researchers convey the initiatives to further social justice that Jesuit universities in Spain have been carrying out primarily since the 1990s. Although still a limited…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Church Related Colleges, Christianity, Social Justice
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Brown, Eleanor J. – Compare: A Journal of Comparative and International Education, 2015
This paper presents comparative case studies of non-formal development education by non-profit organisations in two European countries. The study aimed to explore the extent to which such activities provide opportunities for transformative learning. The research was qualitative and began with interviews with educators across 14 organisations in…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Transformative Learning, Critical Thinking, Comparative Education
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Aubert, Adrianna; Villarejo, Bea; Cabré, Joan; Santos, Tatiana – Teachers College Record, 2016
Background/Context: The Adult School of La Verneda Sant Martí, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a reference at the international level because of its trajectory and its contributions to the transformative movement in democratic education. The school was created in 1978 to address the demands of the working-class residents of the La Verneda…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Democratic Values, Democracy, Educational History
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Río-Ruiz, Manuel Ángel; Jiménez-Rodrigo, María Luisa; Caro-Cabrera, Manuel Jesús – Critical Studies in Education, 2015
In 2012 Spain inaugurated a reform of its higher education financial aid system inspired by three principles: cost-sharing, increasing academic performance and school efficiency. This reform has shifted the aim of the system from equality of access to a type of meritocracy that can be defined as class-biased, as it is only applied to low-income…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Student Financial Aid, Higher Education, Finance Reform
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Flecha, Ramón; Soler, Marta – Cambridge Journal of Education, 2013
Schools and communities may have a key role in reversing the cycle of inequality that the Roma suffer in Europe. Aiming at reducing existing inequalities, dialogic learning aims to ensure high levels of academic learning for all children, by involving the whole community through egalitarian dialogue. Less well known are the implications of this…
Descriptors: Minority Groups, Family School Relationship, Equal Education, Social Bias
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Hill, Dave – International Studies in Sociology of Education, 2005
This article examines some impacts of neoliberal education policies during the current period of the intensification of neoliberal capital. Section 1 examines the relationship between education and capital, identifying three plans capital has in relation to education. It sets out some of the major aspects of neoliberal policy developments in…
Descriptors: Social Justice, Research Methodology, Unions, Educational Change