Introduction: Unwrapping the Post-Socialist Education Reform Package | p. 1 |
Championing Open Society: The Education Logic of the Soros Foundation Network | p. 43 |
The Parallel Worlds of NGOs, Multilateral Aid, and Development Banks: The Case of Community Schools in Armenia | p. 81 |
The Free Market in Textbook Publishing: Visions and Realities in Azerbaijan | p. 103 |
On Being First: The Meaning of Education Decentralization Reform in Georgia | p. 119 |
From Educational Brokers to Local Capacity Builders: Redefining International NGOs in Kazakhstan | p. 137 |
A Voucher System for Teacher Training in Kyrgyzstan | p. 157 |
Circulating "Best Practices" in Mongolia | p. 171 |
The Latecomer Syndrome: Beyond Project Implementation toward an Education Policy Think Tank in Tajikistan | p. 191 |
Invisible and Surrogate Education: Filling Educational Gaps in Turkmenistan | p. 211 |
Quotas for Quotes: Mainstreaming Open Society Values in Uzbekistan | p. 231 |
Conclusion: Centralist and Donor-Dependent Governments: What's Left for NGOs to Do? | p. 247 |
About the Contributors | p. 285 |
Index | p. 289 |
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