Od Juhu na Sever v globalizovanom svete starostlivosti a vzdelávania v ranom detstve: Diverzita národných a lokálnych reakcií vo vybraných krajinách

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  • Branislav Pupala
  • Ondrej Kaščák

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https://doi.org/10.14712/23362189.2020.1682

Abstrakt

Štúdia analyzuje procesy neoliberálnej transformácie sektoru starostlivosti a vzdelávania v ranom detstve (VSRD) v piatich vybraných krajinách (Nemecko, Slovensko, Indonézia, Nepál a Keňa). Ide tak o krajiny globálneho Severu ako aj krajiny globálneho Juhu. Uvedené krajiny sú vybrané na základe výskumnej angažovanosti autorov v nich resp. na základe dlhodobých osobných skúseností s uvedenými systémami VSRD. Nadobudnuté poznanie umožňuje hlbšie preniknúť do detailov stretu daných systémov VSRD s neoliberálnymi vzdelávacími politikami a opísať diferencie v procesoch adaptácie daných krajín na nové politiky. Štúdia ukazuje, že neoliberálne vzdelávacie politiky implikujú rôzne typy adaptačných reakcií a že dopady na sektor VSRD môžu byť veľmi rozdielne – od výmeny konceptov, systémovej konvergencie, praktickej rezistencie až po úplné ovládnutie sektoru. Štúdia tak prispieva k diferencovanejšiemu chápaniu pôsobenia ekonomizovaného diskurzu na národné systémyVSRD.

Klíčová slova: vzdelávanie a starostlivosť v ranom detstve, sociálno-investičný prístup, Európska únia, Nemecko, Slovensko, Indonézia, Keňa, Nepál, globálny Sever, globálny Juh

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2020-12-30