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Why educational policies can fail: an overview of selected African experiences.

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Psacharopoulos, George

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TextPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1990.Subject(s):

Educational Policy
Africa -- Educational policy -- Educational financing. -- Africa -- Educational policy -- Educational financing. -- Africa -- Educational policy -- Educational financing

Summary: The paper reviews a number of educational policy statements in East African countries on issues ranging from combining education with production at the primary level to the financing of higher education.

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World Bank Discussion Papers No. 82.

The paper reviews a number of educational policy statements in East African countries on issues ranging from combining education with production at the primary level to the financing of higher education.

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