REFORMING BASIC EDUCATION AND THE STRUGGLE FOR DECENTRALIZED EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION IN INDONESIA

The needs of its rapidly developing economy are pressing the Indonesian government for educational reform. Notable achievements in education (e.g. near universal access) seem, since the mid-1980s, to have reached a plateau and to have been eroded in several respects (e.g.declining enrollment, stagna...

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DECENTRALIZATION
Decentralization in government
Decentralization of schools
Education
Education reform
Education, Fundamental
Educational Administration
Educational Policy
Educational Reform
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