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Yearbooks for 2009

The New Localism in American Education
Volume: 108 Issue: 1

Editor(s): Robert L. Crowson | Ellen Goldring

The New Localism: Re-examining Issues of Neighborhood and Community in Public Education
The New Localism in the UK: Local Governance amid National Goals
Urban District Central Office Transformation for Teaching and Learning Improvement: Beyond a Zero-Sum Game
The Pushes and Pulls of New Localism: School-Level Instructional Arrangements, Instructional Resources, and Family-Community Partnerships
Communally-Bonded Schools and the New Localism: Implications for African American Schooling and a Democratic Future
Localism in Public Charter School Accountability for Learning
The Politics of Localism in an Era of Centralization, Privatization, and Choice
Public Housing Reform and Neighborhood Schools: How Local Contexts Must Matter
Online Localities: Implications for Democracy and Education
The Community College and Undocumented Immigrant Students Across State Contexts: Localism and Public Policy
Bottom-Up Efforts to Improve New York City’s Schooling: The New Localism as Neighborhood-based Education Organizing
The Herring Constable, the Bog Manager, and the Harbor Master: The Promise and Peril of Educational Leadership and the New Localism

Globalization and the Study of Education
Volume: 108 Issue: 2

Editor(s): Thomas S. Popkewitz | Fazal Rizvi

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Future Yearbooks

Work has begun on the 2010 issues, which will focus on Learning Research as a Human Science (edited by William R. Penuel and Kevin O'Connor) and Education, Immigrant Students, Refugee Students, and English Learners (edited by Christian Faltis and Guadalupe Valdés). These promise to be important and timely contributions to the ongoing series of NSSE Yearbooks.