Intimate Allies in Migration: Education and Propaganda in a Philippine Village.

Young, James P.

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Publication Date: 1982-Jun

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Intimate Allies in Migration: Education and Propaganda in a Philippine Village.

Young, James P.

Comparative Education Review, v26 n2 p218-34 Jun 1982

Education can be propagandistic in the Ellulian sense, and education was not insignificant among the preconditions determining the emigration of rural people from Ilocos Sur in the 1920s. Formal education lubricates the integration of peasants with international economics and politics when they might otherwise have nothing to do with such affairs. (Author/BRR)

Descriptors: Colonialism, Comparative Education, Educational Demand, Educational History, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, Interaction, Males, Outcomes of Education, Propaganda, Quality of Life, Rural Population, Trend Analysis

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Historical Materials; Reports - Descriptive

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Language: English

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Identifiers - Location: Philippines; United States

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