Vol. 2 No. 1 (2015): Special Issue: The History of Educational Finance

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Edited by Johannes Westberg

Published: 2015-04-30

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Editorial

Notes from the Editorial Team

Björn Norlin, Henrik Åström Elmersjö

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Introduction

The History of Educational Finance

Anne Berg, Samuel Edquist, Christin Mays, Johannes Westberg, Andreas Åkerlund

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Articles

When Teachers Were Farmers: Teachers’ Allotted Farms and the Funding of Mass Schooling, 1838–1900

Johannes Westberg

23-48
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The State and the Rise of a Continuous Popular Educational Sphere in Sweden c. 1870s–1910s

Anne Berg

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Demarcating Popular Education with Government Subsidies: Sweden 1911–1991

Samuel Edquist

73-96
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The Economy of Scandinavian-American Exchange: Donations and Scholarships in the American-Scandinavian Foundation, 1912–1995

Christin Mays, Andreas Åkerlund

97-118
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For Goodwill, Aid and Economic Growth: The Funding of Academic Exchange Through the Swedish Institute, 1945–2010

Andreas Åkerlund

119-140
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Concluding Remarks

Why Do Finance? A Comment About Entanglements and Research in the History of Education

Marcelo Caruso

141-149
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Book Reviews

Review: Carla Aubry Kradolfer, Billig und (ge)recht? Winterthurs Schulen zwischen Politik und Ökonomie (1789-1869)

Peter Bernhardsson

151-152
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Review: Nancy Beadie, Education and the Creation of Capital in the Early American Republic

Madeleine Michaëlsson

152-153
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Review: Robert B. Archibald and David H. Feldman, Why Does College Cost So Much?

Johannes Westberg

154-155
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Review: Gabriele Cappelli, The Uneven Development of Italy’s Regions, 1861–1936

Johannes Westberg

155-156
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