Rethinking Education in the Sahel: Democracy, Religious Change, and the Politics of Reform

• From: Department for International Development
• Published: 1 January 2012

• Country: Senegal, Niger, Mali
• Document Type: Book Chapter
• Theme: Governance and Conflict
• Authors: Villalón, L.A.

Abstract

This chapter comparatively examines the politics of educational reform in three Sahelian countries—Niger, Mali and Senegal—all of which are fairly well advanced in the implementation of reforms which give greater integration of religion and education, including bringing the informal and semi-formal religiously-based educational systems more squarely into the formal state system.

Citation

Villalón, L.A. Rethinking Education in the Sahel:Democracy, Religious Change, and the Politics of Reform. In: Lust, E.M.; Ndegwa, S.N. (Eds) Governing Africa’s ChangingSocieties: Dynamics of Reform. Lynne Rienner publishers, Boulder, USA (2012) ISBN 978-1-58826-834-1

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Rethinking Education in the Sahel: Democracy, Religious Change, and the Politics of Reform

Published 1 January 2012