Desire and Decline: Schooling Amid Crisis in TanzaniaDesire and Decline explores the privileged place of education in local, national, and global development discourses about population, HIV/AIDS, and environmental conservation. ĞDesireğ signals the global consensus on the view that education is central to solving problems of development. ĞDeclineğ, on the other hand, draws attention to the growing gap between those who have access to basic social services - such as education - and those who do not. Based on multiple periods of fieldwork on Mount Kilimanjaro, Frances Vavrus links local and global narratives about the potential of education to enhance development but also reveals its limitations in postcolonial countries experiencing the pressures of globalization. Vavrus concludes with portraits of local development initiatives that leave readers with a clear sense of the complexity of education's role in development, and the importance of political economic analysis for global population, health, and environmental policy. |
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This study consisted of two parts : a written survey of Standard 6 and 7 students at Bonde , Mbali , Miti , and Sokoni primary schools , and a survey / interview with the students ' parents or guardians . The students ' survey asked ...
This study consisted of two parts : a written survey of Standard 6 and 7 students at Bonde , Mbali , Miti , and Sokoni primary schools , and a survey / interview with the students ' parents or guardians . The students ' survey asked ...
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In the summer of 2001 , I returned to Old Moshi to carry out two follow - up projects : one related to the mail - in survey described above and the other based on the 2000 survey of primary school students and their parent / guardians .
In the summer of 2001 , I returned to Old Moshi to carry out two follow - up projects : one related to the mail - in survey described above and the other based on the 2000 survey of primary school students and their parent / guardians .
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I began to wonder whether such differences in resources might be correlated with school enrollment , so Mr. Moshi and I included questions about water in the survey we administered to children and their parents in 2000 ( see ...
I began to wonder whether such differences in resources might be correlated with school enrollment , so Mr. Moshi and I included questions about water in the survey we administered to children and their parents in 2000 ( see ...
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International Development and | 25 |
Transformations in Schooling | 45 |
Condoms Are the Devil and the Culture | 65 |
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