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Pedagogy and Social Change is a podcast by the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) programme based at the LSE International Inequalities Institute. Through conversations with academics, educationalists, and practitioners from across the world, it explores diverse pedagogical initiatives that can shape contemporary education. This podcast is developed and hosted by Dr Giannis Ef... more

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In this episode, we welcome Dr Madeleine Le Bourdon, Associate Professor in Political Pedagogy at the University of Leeds, who reflects on positionality and reflexivity in research, and on discomfort as a productive space for unlearning and challengi... more

In this episode we are joined by Dr Sonia Exley, an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Policy at LSE and an expert in education policy. Sonia discusses various concepts of education policy, including amongst others open policymaking, pri... more

In this episode, we explore Global Citizenship Education (GCE) and the emerging concept of Safetyfication through the work of Marta Estellés. We discuss her influential research with Gustavo Fischman on GCE before examining how Safetyfication, a term... more

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Madeleine Le Bourdon
Associate Professor in Political Pedagogy and Co-Director for the Center for Teaching Innovation and Scholarship
University of Leeds
Episode: Ep 3: Positionality, reflexivity and discomfort in research
Sonia Exley
Associate Professor in Social Policy, London School of Economics
London School of Economics
Episode: Ep 2: Neoliberalism, inequality and the future of education policy
Marta Estellés
Senior lecturer at the University of Waikato (Aotearoa, New Zealand) researching citizenship education and education policy
University of Waikato
Episode: Ep 1: Global Citizenship Education and Safetyfication

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Ep 2: Neoliberalism, inequality and the future of education policy
Q: What is open policy making, and where did it fail to deliver on its promises?
Open policy making aimed to broaden input from service users and outside experts, but the process still skewed toward corporate elites and consultants, limiting democratic participation and inclusive voices.
Ep 2: Neoliberalism, inequality and the future of education policy
Q: What did your OECD-based analysis reveal about non-state run schools and the pressures on school leaders?
There is substantial variability across the OECD in non-state school governance, but a common trend is rising competitive pressures among schools, with about one in five students in privately run schools and leaders feeling the push to compete.
Ep 2: Neoliberalism, inequality and the future of education policy
Q: Could you tell us briefly how neoliberalism has shaped education over the last few decades and whether you've seen changes?
Neoliberalism has driven high-stakes accountability, market-like competition, and data-driven approaches, with more outsourcing and non-state actors, while also varying by region and embedding itself differently depending on local traditions and institutions.

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