Transnational transformations: coupling migration and change by van Houte, M

“…It highlights that migration-induced change is not necessarily democratisation and not always for the better (Portes 2009). …”

Expansion and differentiation in higher education: the historical trajectories of the UK, the USA and France by Carpentier, V

“…Yet, longer-term, this differentiation tends to constrain social mobility, with the composition of the student body remaining stable. This stratified democratisation can be explained by a variety of factors, including significant variations in the resources available to the various segments of the sector. …”

The quality of parental participation and student achievement in Peruvian government schools. by Balarin, M, Cueto, S

“…The study was undertaken against a background of encouragement of parental participation in education as a means to democratise and improve the quality of educational services. …”

The quality of parental participation and student achievement in Peruvian government schools by Balarin, M, Cueto, S

“…The study was undertaken against a background of encouragement of parental participation in education as a means to democratise and improve the quality of educational services. …”