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Eizaguirre, Almudena; García-Feijoo, María; Alcaniz, Leire – Leadership and Policy in Schools, 2020
Schools face social, economic, cultural and technological change that makes the need to address the process of strategic reflection relevant for leaders. Compared to a traditional model of strategic planning, this article proposes a new approach in which the future emerges through the construction of a shared vision. The objective of this study is…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Educational Change, Strategic Planning, Futures (of Society)
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Longás Mayayo, Jordi; Riera Romaní, Jordi; de Querol Duran, Roser – School Leadership & Management, 2020
Within the framework of the CaixaProinfancia programme, networks have been developed in 18 regions of Spain which promote intersectoral cooperation to combat the social and educational exclusion of children. Their emerging nature and simultaneous development have enabled a comparative study to be made of their organisation, the supporting and…
Descriptors: Social Isolation, Program Descriptions, Governance, Networks
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Azorín, Cecilia M.; Muijs, Daniel – Educational Research, 2017
Background: Networks play an important role in today's societies. As a consequence, changes are apparent in the political, economic, cultural, educational and social agendas. Purpose: The main goal of this article is to map the situation of school networks in Spain. The research questions are focused on what forms collaboration and networking take…
Descriptors: Networks, Foreign Countries, Educational Policy, Case Studies
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Brunner, Jose Joaquin – Journal of Studies in International Education, 2009
Although Latin America's geography, history, and languages might seem a suitable foundation for a Bologna-type process, the development of a common Latin American higher education and research area meets predictable difficulties.The reasons are to be found in the continent's historic and modern institutional patterns. Latin American governments…
Descriptors: Higher Education, International Cooperation, Supply and Demand, Cooperation