...Talan B. İşcan; Daniel Rosenblum; Katie Tinker There are a number of arguments for and against school user fees at the primary level. ⁴ One of the principal arguments voiced by advocates of school fees is that in countries where tax-bases are small, or where government expenditures...

... parties. Because of the peculiar nature of school decisions, a particularly rich case-law developed in countries where European Schools are located. Subject matters in dispute were the levying of school fees, the denial of a pupil to be admitted to a higher class, and working conditions in the European...

... education policy to formally abolish school fees. Implementing its Universal Primary Education Policy in 1997, Uganda was the third country in sub-Saharan Africa to do so. School fee abolition is typically understood along a single dimension: access. Any cost associated with attending school is seen...

...This chapter considers the risks faced by public schools. These include the rise in school fees, which are, in real terms, at their highest since the birth of the sector in the fourteenth century. The fee increases are a response to very real upward pressures on schools' costs, arising from ever...

... and Science Study TIMSS Funda Wande Teaching Reading for Meaning project Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy Kahn A Van Broekhuizen H education early child development grade repetition school fees test scores credit constraints inequality employment earnings The quality...