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Government policy and rhetoric around social capital effectively universalises a set of cultural preferences and beliefs and imposes them onto those who are marginalised and excluded.
Social capital and the business of the middle class: Rebecca Marsh ... by Marsh, Rebecca; Reidpath, Daniel / Arena Magazine
As Gewirtz (2001) argues, New Labour have adopted a `deficit' model that universalises middle-class values and aims `to make all parents into clones of Tony and Cheri Blair' (p.
Educational inequalities in the United Kingdom: a critical analysis ... by Hayton, Annette / Australian Journal of Education
While the brief of Tuhiwai Smith's book goes beyond the New Zealand story, I have some concerns about the way that the book potentially universalises the experiences of indigenous peoples.
Decolonizing Methodologies: research and indigeneous peoples by Wilson, Carla / Social Policy Journal of New Zealand
 
 
 
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