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Jane Kenway (Monash &amp; Melbourne Universities) is one of Australia’s leading sociologists of education. In this wide-ranging discussion, Jane reflects on her key concerns with questions of class, gender and capitalism in education. We talk about ‘Asia as method’, rethinking the nature of ethnography, fostering vibrant Faculty research cultures, and the need for a defiant research imagination.

Jane Kenway (Monash &amp; Melbourne Universities) is one of Australia’s leading sociologists of education. In this wide-ranging discussion, Jane reflects on her key concerns with questions of class, gender and capitalism in education. We talk about ‘Asia as method’, rethinking the nature of ethnography, fostering vibrant Faculty research cultures, and the need for a defiant research imagination.

Questions of class, gender & capitalism (Jane Kenway)

This is our last re-run before we air new shows. Today I'm going to play my 2016 conversation with Jane Kenway where she explains multi-sited global ethnography, which she and her team used to study elite schooling in former British colonies. The groups' latest book, Class Choreographies, was just released in paperback. If you want receive 20 percent off the book, please go to FreshEdpodcast.com/classchoreographies where you will find the special offer code.Enjoy the show and please remember to take out listener survey at www.freshedpodcast.com/survey

This is our last re-run before we air new shows. Today I'm going to play my 2016 conversation with Jane Kenway where she explains multi-sited global ethnography, which she and her team used to study elite schooling in former British colonies. The groups' latest book, Class Choreographies, was just released in paperback. If you want receive 20 percent off the book, please go to <a href="http://FreshEdpodcast.com/classchoreographies" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FreshEdpodcast.com/classchoreographies</a> where you will find the special offer code. Enjoy the show and please remember to take out listener survey at <a href="http://www.freshedpodcast.com/survey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.freshedpodcast.com/survey</a>

FreshEd #13 - Multi-sited global ethnography (Jane Kenway)

My guest today is Jane Kenway, emeritus professor at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. For the past several years, Professor Kenway has led a team of scholars and students from around the world on a multi-sited global ethnography of elite schools in 12 countries. The study explores the global forces, connections and imaginations on elite schools, and hopes to enhance our understanding of how many national and transnational leaders are formed through their education. The project has resulted in many publications, which you can find links to on our website. I spoke with Professor Kenway in January on one of her recent pieces about how she and her team conducted this research, comparing more “traditional” forms of ethnography with her use of “global multi-sited ethnography.”

My guest today is Jane Kenway, emeritus professor at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. For the past several years, Professor Kenway has led a team of scholars and students from around the world on a multi-sited global ethnography of elite schools in 12 countries. The study explores the global forces, connections and imaginations on elite schools, and hopes to enhance our understanding of how many national and transnational leaders are formed through their education. The project has resulted in many publications, which you can find links to on our website. I spoke with Professor Kenway in January on one of her recent pieces about how she and her team conducted this research, comparing more “traditional” forms of ethnography with her use of “global multi-sited ethnography.”