Privatizing leadership in education in England and neoliberal influences in Hong Kong and throughout Asia

Keyphrases

• Asia 100%
• Business Model 33%
• Capacity to Communicate 33%
• Choice Provision 33%
• Copyright 33%
• Democratic Accountability 33%
• Descriptive Writing 33%
• Hong Kong 100%
• Leadership in Education 100%
• Leadership Studies 33%
• Neoliberal 100%
• Neoliberal Ideology 33%
• Parental Choice 33%
• Policy Objectives 33%
• Political Policy 33%
• Political Reality 33%
• Principalship 33%
• Private Funding 33%
• Private Interest 33%
• Public Schools 33%
• Research Capacity 33%
• Researcher Capacity 33%
• Resource Allocation 33%
• School Leadership 33%
• School Principals 33%
• School Provision 33%
• School Type 66%
• Societal Culture 33%
• Socio-economic Development 33%
• State System 33%
• Subsidies 33%
• Taxpayers 33%
• UK Government 33%

Social Sciences

• Asia 100%
• Autonomy 33%
• Business Model 33%
• Hong Kong 100%
• Ideologies 33%
• Leadership in Education 100%
• Leadership of Schools 33%
• Political Reality 33%
• Public Education 33%
• Socioeconomic Development 33%
• Subsidy 33%
• UK 100%