The role of socialisation in education governance: the case of the OECD country reviews
Sotiria Grek discusses the OECD national education policy reviews in the context of shaping the public and policy debate on education governance in Sweden.
Quantification
A word that counts? The promise and pitfall of ruling the world by numbers
In this post, Morten Jerven reflects on the growing authority awarded to quantification in global governance, including the Sustainable Development Goals.
The net migration target may have failed, but it has shifted the way we debate immigration
In this post, Christina Boswell discusses the ways the quantification of immigration targets influences the way we shape immigration policies.
Targets, quantification and moral deliberation
How do the sorts of compression and simplification implied by quantification affect how we reason and debate questions of distributive justice, rights, or duties?