Schooling and the politics of disaster / edited by Kenneth J. Saltman.

Formerly CIP. Uk

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Reading the signs: a philosophical look at disaster / Jane Anna Gordon and Lewis R. Gordon -- Hurricane Katrina and the politics of disposability: floating bodies and expendable populations / Henry A. Giroux -- Katrina and the banshee's wail: the racialization of class exploitation / Peter McLaren and Nathalia E. Jaramillo -- Feasting on disaster: urban schooling, globalization, and the politics of disaster / Pauline Lipman interviewed by Kenneth J. Saltman -- Benign neglect? drowning yellow buses, racism, and disinvestment in the city that Bush forgot / Kristen L. Buras -- The quiet disaster of no child left behind: standardization and deracialization breed inequality / Enora R. Brown -- No corporation left behind / Pepi Leistyna -- The schools are failing: think tanks, institutes, foundations and educational disaster / Philip Kovacs -- Disaster politics and the right wing assault on public schooling and public space: a dialogue between Bill Ayers and Mike Klonsky -- The patriotic prejudice: 9-11 on campus / David Gabbard -- Beyond cheap French fries: remembering the social in social disaster / Michael W. Apple -- The independent women's forum: teaching women's rights in "the new Iraq" / Robin Truth Goodman -- U.S. education in a post-9/11 world: the deeper implications of the current systemic collapse of the neoliberal regime / Greg Tanaka -- The politicisation of development aid to education after september 11 / Mario Novelli and Susan Robertson -- The potential disaster of education for sustainable development / Richard Kahn.