Introduction
Thomas Clayton

1. Syncretic Discourses, Hegemony Building, and Educational Reform
Daniel Schugurensky

2. Marginalizing African Indigenous Knowledge in Education and Its Impact on Development: The Case of Somalia
Ahmed Mah

3. Catholic Hegemony in Malta: State Schools as Sites of Cultural Reproduction
Carmel Borg

4. Disturbed and/or Resistant: A “Special” Case of Hegemony, Social Inequalities, and Schooling
Barbara Burgess & Mark Ginsburg

5. The Politics of Rewriting History: New History Textbooks and Curriculum Materials in Russia
Joseph Zajda & Rea Zajda

6. “In and Against the State”: Gramsci, War of Position, and Adult Education
Peter Mayo

7. Hegemony, “Mediated” Campus Struggles, and Political (In) Action: Extracurricular Political Socialization of Prospective Educators in Mexico
Victor Cordova & Mark Ginsburg

8. Negotiating School - and Village-based Ideologies in Papua New Guinea: Recalibrating Expectations at the Edge of the World-System
Peter Demerath

9. NGOs and Education in Sub-Saharan Africa: Instruments of Hegemony or Surreptitious Resistance?
Richard Maclure

10. Countering Hegemony Through Educational Assistance: The Role of U.S. Faculty
Ryohei Matsuda

11. Protestant Colleges in the Middle East: Hegemony and Resistance in the Ottoman Empire
Pamela Young

12. Hegemony Behind the Economic Curtain: European Union Educational Assistance in Central and Eastern Europe
Joseph Slowinski

13. The Shape of Hegemony: Vietnam in Cambodia, 1979-1989
Thomas Clayton

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