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Giroux, Henry A. – Educational Forum, 2010
A new form of bare pedagogy is emerging in higher education focused on market-driven competitiveness and even militaristic goal-setting, while critical pedagogy, with its emphasis on the hard work of critical analysis, moral judgments, and social responsibility (critical pedagogy that goes to the very heart of what it means to address real…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Social Systems, Competition, Financial Policy
Giroux, Henry A.; Giroux, Susan Searls – Policy Futures in Education, 2009
The Obama presidency has been premised on a commitment to progressive social change in its a repudiation of unfettered free-market capitalism. It also signals the end of an era in which privatization, deregulation, and cut throat competition combined with a massive assault on the social state. While such reforms are welcome, they do not as yet go…
Descriptors: Privatization, Ideology, Social Change, Educational Change
Giroux, Henry A. – Educational Forum, 2009
Public and higher education have fallen prey to forces of commercialization, privatization, and market considerations that undermine civic and critical learning while devaluing young people as a referent for a democratic and just future. This article criticizes this position and makes a case for reclaiming such vital institutions as fundamental to…
Descriptors: Critical Theory, Privatization, Democracy, Youth