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Educational Import 2006

1. Cover

2. Contents

3. List of Tables, Figures, Maps, and Photographs

4. Acknowledgments

1 Going Global: Studying Late Adopters of Traveling Reforms

2 Educational Import in Mongolia: A Historical Perspective

3 Bypassing Capitalism

4 Exchanging Allies: From Internationalist to International Cooperation

5 Structural Adjustment Reforms, Ten Years Later

6 The Mongolization of Student-Centered Learning

7 Outcomes-Based Education: Banking on Policy Import

8 Speaking the Language of the New Allies with the Voucher (Non-) Reform

9 What if There is Nothing to Borrow? The Long Decade of Neglect in Nomadic Education

10 Bending and Borrowing in Mongolia, and Beyond

15. Notes

16. References

17. Index