The authors of this book explain how decisions about education and educational policymaking can be informed by research-based knowledge. They develop a framework to organize three approaches, which are: policy dialogue as persuasion, policy dialogue as negotiation, and policy dialogue as participation and organizational learning.
However important the school may be as a vehicle to institutionalize and perpetuate democracy, it has been ignored by contemporary scholars of democratization in developing and former socialist countries. This book maps out useful for comparative inquiry on the role of education in democratization and transitions from centralized authority.
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