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Revue française de pédagogie, n°207/2019-2020

La LPPR et la réforme de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche : analyses critiques


Revue française de pédagogie - Recherches en éducation



The LPPR and the reform of higher education and research in France: critical analyses

Reflecting opposition to the Multi-Year Research Programming (LPPR) law in France, the Revue française de pédagogie brings together in this issue contributions from specialists in higher education and research from varied backgrounds: researchers studying transformations in this field, committed academics or activists, specialised journalists. By setting up a dialogue between these different points of view, the journal sets out to make a critical contribution to debate on this bill. The first two articles provide vital contextual information about the topic to which this issue is devoted: the article by Julien Barrier and Emmanuelle Picard synthesises the three main internal divisions within the academic profession which the LPPR has reignited, and the article by Anne Mascret analyses the reform between February 2019 and September 2020. Then articles by Christine Musselin, Thibaut Rioufreyt and Camille Noûs, and Philippe Blanchet set out the various elements of this law and their political and professional implications. The final contributions focus more specifically on the rationales behind the LPPR bill: increased competition in research (Barbara Stiegler and Christophe Pébarthe), recovery of its funding over time through the development of quantitative evaluation (Hugo Harari-Kermadec, Mélanie Sargeac and Camille Noûs), possible reinforcement of the tension between teaching and research (François Vatin).

Xavier Pons
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Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot



Xavier Pons, Valérie Lincot, Caroline Brottet-Aiello, Marianne Woollven, Hélène Buisson-Fenet, Olivier Rey
À quoi sert la comparaison internationale en éducation ?
What is the use of international comparisons in education ?
Entretiens Ferdinand Buisson
For years, it is noticed a growing attention for international comparisons, as opportunities for benchmarking of educational systems, for best or worst. What's the point of international comparisons in education ? How PISA and other international comparisons are understood and used ?





Contributions:

Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot



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This issue is the first to address the question of the regulatory changes currently at work in the French system at the "académie" level, the administrative divisions of the Ministry of Education headed by decentralised state authorities.



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Revue française de pédagogie, n°186/2014
Les trajectoires des inspections scolaires en Europe : analyses comparatives
School Inspections' Trajectories in Europe: Comparative Analyses
This issue asks a simple question: how do you understand and explain the permanence, disappearance or reappearance of the specific and age-old institutional body that is school inspection in various European education systems.



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