Abdellah Hammoudi

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Abdellah Hammoudi, a cultural anthropologist, has taught at Princeton University since 1989.

Decoupling and the Politics of Legitimacy in Buenos Aires’ Bachilleratos Populares

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painting by Crystal Latimer - image copyright the artist, 2017

A New Axial Age? Opening and Disarray

RECENT ARTICLES

Popular Educators discuss the historical trajectory of BPs at the Annual Workshop for Bachilleratos Populares (Lucas Bricca, 2024)

Decoupling and the Politics of Legitimacy in Buenos Aires’ Bachilleratos Populares

Lucas Bricca

May 15, 2025

Students entering a school in the Sfax governorate

We Don’t Have Diversity here, but Inequality, That’s in the Design of the Education System: Tunisian Teachers, Diversification and the Defunding of Education

Hania Sobhy

February 27, 2025

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