List of international colleagues who have signed a statement of support

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  • Mathias Urban University of Roehampton, London

Abstract

This document is a list of international colleagues who have read the position paper, Democratic accountability and contextualised systemic evaluation. A comment on the OECD initiative to launch an International Early Learning Study (IELS), and signed on in a demonstration of support.   This paper has been circulated through various channels including the RECE website (www.receinternational.org ) and Facebook(https://www.facebook.com/groups/RECEInternational/ ). We are publishing the list of signatories here and will keep updating it on the RECE website. We invite readers to share the statement widely through their networks.

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Published

2016-12-17

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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2016): International Critical Childhood Policy Studies: Critical Scholarship and Policy Debates

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Critical Policy or Curriculum Discussions, Links to share

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