Events at The University of Manchester
  • University home
  • Events
  • Home
  • Exhibitions
  • Conferences
  • Lectures and seminars
  • Performances
  • Events for prospective students
  • Sustainability events
  • Family events
  • All Events

Toward “a city for all”: Contesting the politics of education privatization and racialized coercive governance in Chicago

Dates:9 July 2015
Times:13:00 - 14:00
What is it:Talk
Organiser:School of Environment, Education and Development
Speaker:Professor Pauline Lipman
See travel and contact information
Add to your calendar

Other events

  • In category "Talk"
  • In group "(SEED) Manchester Institute of Education"
  • By School of Environment, Education and Development

Pauline Lipman is professor of Educational Policy Studies and Director of the Collaborative for Equity and Justice in Education at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on race and class inequality in education, globalization, and political economy of urban education, particularly the inter-relationship of education policy, urban restructuring, and the politics of race.

Pauline is the author of numerous journal articles, book chapters, and policy reports, including High Stakes Education and Race, Class and Power in School Restructuring. Her newest book, The New Political Economy of Urban Education: Neoliberalism, Race, and the Right to the City (Routledge, 2011), argues that education is integral to neoliberal economic and spatial urban restructuring and its class and race inequalities and exclusions as well as to the potential for a new, radically democratic economic and political social order.

Pauline is a member of the leadership body of Teachers for Social Justice – Chicago and is active in coalitions of teachers and community organizations. She is a co-director of the Data and Democracy Project and has co-led various collaborations with community organizations to produce policy reports that bring to light educational injustices and community-driven programs to transform urban schools. She is currently Principal Investigator of a community research-public engagement project documenting effects of school closings on students, families, and communities in Chicago (supported by College of Education and Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement). She is a frequent contributor to community forums of parents and teachers in Chicago and nationally.

In July 2015 Pauline Lipman is hosted by the Manchester Institute of Education in the School of Environment, Education & Development as Simon/Hallsworth Visiting Professor. This special guest talk is free to attend and open to all.

Speaker

Professor Pauline Lipman

Organisation: University of Illinois at Chicago

  • http://education.uic.edu/personnel/faculty/pauline-lipman-phd

Travel and Contact Information

Find event

AG3/4
Ellen Wilkinson Building
Manchester

Contact event

Ruth Lupton

ruth.lupton@manchester.ac.uk

Contact us

  • +44 (0) 161 306 6000

Find us

The University of Manchester
Oxford Rd
Manchester
M13 9PL
UK

Connect with the University

  • Facebook page for The University of Manchester
  • X (formerly Twitter) page for The University of Manchester
  • YouTube page for The University of Manchester
  • Instagram page for The University of Manchester
  • TikTok page for The University of Manchester
  • LinkedIn page for The University of Manchester

  • Privacy /
  • Copyright notice /
  • Accessibility /
  • Freedom of information /
  • Charitable status /
  • Royal Charter Number: RC000797
  • Close menu
  • Home
    • Featured events
    • Today's events
    • The Whitworth events
    • Manchester Museum events
    • Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre events
    • Martin Harris Centre events
    • The John Rylands Library events
    • Exhibitions
    • Conferences
    • Lectures and seminars
    • Performances
    • Events for prospective students
    • Sustainability events
    • Family events
    • All events