The Politics of Public Education critically examines the key issues facing educational systems today and explores the implications for education policy makers, professionals, and researchers. Drawing on empirical evidence gathered over the past twenty years, Helen M. Gunter confronts the current manifestations of social justice and segregation. Building off of the ideas of Hannah Arendt, The Politics of Public Education aims to refocus political thought on education and reimagine the possibilities for the future of this public necessity. | The Politics Of Public Education by Helen M. Gunter, Hardcover | Indigo Chapters