Alpesh Maisuria, Ph.D, is Associate Professor of Education Policy in Critical Education at University of the West of England, Bristol, UK. Maisuria has an extensive publications record, including authoring Class Consciousness and Education in Sweden, and also Life for the Academic in the Neoliberal University, both published by Routledge.

"The encyclopaedia not only provides a thorough critique of the effects of neoliberal policies on education but also unravels a myriad of reasons for the condition of our world, which is marked by super-exploitation and intensification of labour, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. [...] This encyclopaedia illuminates a path out of the growing darkness, which threatens not only the human species but our whole planet because capitalism shapes not only people in the Global North and South but also adversely affects Nature through commodification and marketisation". Dr. Dilnaz Boga and Rohit Ranjan in CounterCurrents.org. Read the full review here.

• AcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesNotes on Contributors1 IntroductionAlpesh Maisuria2 The 4th Industrial Revolution, Post-Capitalism, Waged Labour and Vocational EducationJames Avis3 Alienation and EducationRichard Hall4 Alternatives to CapitalismPeter Hudis5 Capital Accumulation and EducationJohn Fraser Rice6 Colonialisms and ClassSpyros Themelis7 Communism: The Party – Pedagogy and Revolution from Marx to ChinaCollin L. Chambers and Derek R. Ford8 Corporate State: “Downhill All the Way” – Education in England from Welfare to Corporate StatePatrick Ainley9 Critical EducationSandra Mathison and E. Wayne Ross10 Critical RealismGrant Banfield11 Cuban-Marxist EducationRosi Smith, Leticia de las Mercedes García Rosabal and Maikel J. Ortiz Bosch12 Dialectical Materialism (Materialist Dialectics)Constantine (Kostas) Skordoulis13 Disaster EducationJohn Preston14 Early Childhood, Feminism, and MarxRachel Rosen and Jan Newberry15 Employment: Education without Jobs – Young People, Qualifications, and Employment in 21st Century BritainMartin Allen16 Ethnography of Education and Marxism: Education Research for Social TransformationDennis Beach17 Freire, Paulo (1921–1997) as a Marxist Revolutionary for EducationJuha Suoranta18 Gramsci, Antonio (1891–1937): Culture and EducationPeter Mayo19 Green MarxismSimon Boxley20 Guevara, Ernesto “Che” (1928–1967)Peter McLaren and Lilia D. Monzó21 Intersectionality: Scaling Intersectional PraxesGregory Martin and Benjamin “Benji” Chang22 Lenin, Vladimir (1870–1924) and EducationJuha Suoranta and Robert FitzSimmons23 Liberation Theology Peter McLaren24 Luxemburg, Rosa (1871–1919) and EducationJulia Damphouse and Sebastian Engelmann25 Managerialism and Higher EducationGoran Puaca26 Marxism and Education: [Closed] and … Open …Glenn Rikowski27 Marxism and Human Rights against CapitalismDaniel Hedlund and Magnus Nilsson28 Marxist Feminism and Education: Gender, Race, and ClassSara Carpenter and Shahrzad Mojab29 Middle Classes of the WorldGöran Therborn30 Neo-Liberalism and Revolution: Marxism for Emerging Critical Educators Alpesh Maisuria31 New Left, Anarchism and EducationNick Stevenson32 Palestine: Education in Mandate PalestineBernard Regan33 Plebs League: Towards a Modern Plebs LeagueColin Waugh34 Postdigital MarxismPetar Jandrić35 Poverty: Class, Poverty and Neo-LiberalismTerry Wrigley36 Public PedagogyMike Cole37 Public University: The Political Economy of the Public UniversityDavid Harvie, Mariya Ivancheva and Robert Ovetz38 Social Class: Education, Social Class and Marxist TheoryDave Hill and Alpesh Maisuria39 State and Private Capital: Education, State and CapitalRavi Kumar and Rama Paul40 World-Systems Critical EducationTom G. GriffithsIndex

Alpesh Maisuria, Ph.D, is Associate Professor of Education Policy in Critical Education at University of the West of England, Bristol, UK. Maisuria has an extensive publications record, including authoring Class Consciousness and Education in Sweden, and also Life for the Academic in the Neoliberal University, both published by Routledge.

"The encyclopaedia not only provides a thorough critique of the effects of neoliberal policies on education but also unravels a myriad of reasons for the condition of our world, which is marked by super-exploitation and intensification of labour, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. [...] This encyclopaedia illuminates a path out of the growing darkness, which threatens not only the human species but our whole planet because capitalism shapes not only people in the Global North and South but also adversely affects Nature through commodification and marketisation". Dr. Dilnaz Boga and Rohit Ranjan in CounterCurrents.org. Read the full review here.

• AcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesNotes on Contributors1 IntroductionAlpesh Maisuria2 The 4th Industrial Revolution, Post-Capitalism, Waged Labour and Vocational EducationJames Avis3 Alienation and EducationRichard Hall4 Alternatives to CapitalismPeter Hudis5 Capital Accumulation and EducationJohn Fraser Rice6 Colonialisms and ClassSpyros Themelis7 Communism: The Party – Pedagogy and Revolution from Marx to ChinaCollin L. Chambers and Derek R. Ford8 Corporate State: “Downhill All the Way” – Education in England from Welfare to Corporate StatePatrick Ainley9 Critical EducationSandra Mathison and E. Wayne Ross10 Critical RealismGrant Banfield11 Cuban-Marxist EducationRosi Smith, Leticia de las Mercedes García Rosabal and Maikel J. Ortiz Bosch12 Dialectical Materialism (Materialist Dialectics)Constantine (Kostas) Skordoulis13 Disaster EducationJohn Preston14 Early Childhood, Feminism, and MarxRachel Rosen and Jan Newberry15 Employment: Education without Jobs – Young People, Qualifications, and Employment in 21st Century BritainMartin Allen16 Ethnography of Education and Marxism: Education Research for Social TransformationDennis Beach17 Freire, Paulo (1921–1997) as a Marxist Revolutionary for EducationJuha Suoranta18 Gramsci, Antonio (1891–1937): Culture and EducationPeter Mayo19 Green MarxismSimon Boxley20 Guevara, Ernesto “Che” (1928–1967)Peter McLaren and Lilia D. Monzó21 Intersectionality: Scaling Intersectional PraxesGregory Martin and Benjamin “Benji” Chang22 Lenin, Vladimir (1870–1924) and EducationJuha Suoranta and Robert FitzSimmons23 Liberation Theology Peter McLaren24 Luxemburg, Rosa (1871–1919) and EducationJulia Damphouse and Sebastian Engelmann25 Managerialism and Higher EducationGoran Puaca26 Marxism and Education: [Closed] and … Open …Glenn Rikowski27 Marxism and Human Rights against CapitalismDaniel Hedlund and Magnus Nilsson28 Marxist Feminism and Education: Gender, Race, and ClassSara Carpenter and Shahrzad Mojab29 Middle Classes of the WorldGöran Therborn30 Neo-Liberalism and Revolution: Marxism for Emerging Critical Educators Alpesh Maisuria31 New Left, Anarchism and EducationNick Stevenson32 Palestine: Education in Mandate PalestineBernard Regan33 Plebs League: Towards a Modern Plebs LeagueColin Waugh34 Postdigital MarxismPetar Jandrić35 Poverty: Class, Poverty and Neo-LiberalismTerry Wrigley36 Public PedagogyMike Cole37 Public University: The Political Economy of the Public UniversityDavid Harvie, Mariya Ivancheva and Robert Ovetz38 Social Class: Education, Social Class and Marxist TheoryDave Hill and Alpesh Maisuria39 State and Private Capital: Education, State and CapitalRavi Kumar and Rama Paul40 World-Systems Critical EducationTom G. GriffithsIndex

Alpesh Maisuria, Ph.D, is Associate Professor of Education Policy in Critical Education at University of the West of England, Bristol, UK. Maisuria has an extensive publications record, including authoring Class Consciousness and Education in Sweden, and also Life for the Academic in the Neoliberal University, both published by Routledge.

"The encyclopaedia not only provides a thorough critique of the effects of neoliberal policies on education but also unravels a myriad of reasons for the condition of our world, which is marked by super-exploitation and intensification of labour, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. [...] This encyclopaedia illuminates a path out of the growing darkness, which threatens not only the human species but our whole planet because capitalism shapes not only people in the Global North and South but also adversely affects Nature through commodification and marketisation". Dr. Dilnaz Boga and Rohit Ranjan in CounterCurrents.org. Read the full review here.

• AcknowledgementsList of Figures and TablesNotes on Contributors1 IntroductionAlpesh Maisuria2 The 4th Industrial Revolution, Post-Capitalism, Waged Labour and Vocational EducationJames Avis3 Alienation and EducationRichard Hall4 Alternatives to CapitalismPeter Hudis5 Capital Accumulation and EducationJohn Fraser Rice6 Colonialisms and ClassSpyros Themelis7 Communism: The Party – Pedagogy and Revolution from Marx to ChinaCollin L. Chambers and Derek R. Ford8 Corporate State: “Downhill All the Way” – Education in England from Welfare to Corporate StatePatrick Ainley9 Critical EducationSandra Mathison and E. Wayne Ross10 Critical RealismGrant Banfield11 Cuban-Marxist EducationRosi Smith, Leticia de las Mercedes García Rosabal and Maikel J. Ortiz Bosch12 Dialectical Materialism (Materialist Dialectics)Constantine (Kostas) Skordoulis13 Disaster EducationJohn Preston14 Early Childhood, Feminism, and MarxRachel Rosen and Jan Newberry15 Employment: Education without Jobs – Young People, Qualifications, and Employment in 21st Century BritainMartin Allen16 Ethnography of Education and Marxism: Education Research for Social TransformationDennis Beach17 Freire, Paulo (1921–1997) as a Marxist Revolutionary for EducationJuha Suoranta18 Gramsci, Antonio (1891–1937): Culture and EducationPeter Mayo19 Green MarxismSimon Boxley20 Guevara, Ernesto “Che” (1928–1967)Peter McLaren and Lilia D. Monzó21 Intersectionality: Scaling Intersectional PraxesGregory Martin and Benjamin “Benji” Chang22 Lenin, Vladimir (1870–1924) and EducationJuha Suoranta and Robert FitzSimmons23 Liberation Theology Peter McLaren24 Luxemburg, Rosa (1871–1919) and EducationJulia Damphouse and Sebastian Engelmann25 Managerialism and Higher EducationGoran Puaca26 Marxism and Education: [Closed] and … Open …Glenn Rikowski27 Marxism and Human Rights against CapitalismDaniel Hedlund and Magnus Nilsson28 Marxist Feminism and Education: Gender, Race, and ClassSara Carpenter and Shahrzad Mojab29 Middle Classes of the WorldGöran Therborn30 Neo-Liberalism and Revolution: Marxism for Emerging Critical Educators Alpesh Maisuria31 New Left, Anarchism and EducationNick Stevenson32 Palestine: Education in Mandate PalestineBernard Regan33 Plebs League: Towards a Modern Plebs LeagueColin Waugh34 Postdigital MarxismPetar Jandrić35 Poverty: Class, Poverty and Neo-LiberalismTerry Wrigley36 Public PedagogyMike Cole37 Public University: The Political Economy of the Public UniversityDavid Harvie, Mariya Ivancheva and Robert Ovetz38 Social Class: Education, Social Class and Marxist TheoryDave Hill and Alpesh Maisuria39 State and Private Capital: Education, State and CapitalRavi Kumar and Rama Paul40 World-Systems Critical EducationTom G. GriffithsIndex