Series Editors’ Foreword
1. Introduction: Projection in Education Policy-Making, Florian WaldowPart I: Looking from Below: Interpreting National Projections into International League Leaders
2. PISA Projections in Chile: The Selective Use of League Leaders in the Enactment of Recent Education Reforms, Lluís Parcerisa and Antoni Verger
3. Schooling Reform in Australia: Legitimation Through ‘Projections’ onto Shanghai and East Asian Schooling Systems, Bob Lingard and Sam Sellar
4. “Pedagogical Paradise” and “Exam Hell”: PISA Top-Scorers as Projection Screens in German Print Media, Florian Waldow
5. Nordic Reference Societies in School Reforms in Norway: An Examination of Finland and the Use of International Large-Scale Assessments, Kirsten Sivesind
6. PISA Rhetoric and the “Crisis” of American Education, Nancy Green SaraiskyPart II: Coping with Success: International Projections and National Counter Narratives
7. The Use of PISA Results in Education Policy-Making in Finland, Piia Seppänen, Risto Rinne, Jaakko Kauko andSonja Kosunen
8. PISA and Self-Projection in Shanghai, Vicente Reyes and Charlene Tan
9. Curse or Blessing? Chinese Academic Responses to China’s PISA Performance, Barbara Schulte
10. Excellence and Envy: The Management of PISA Success in Singapore, Søren Christensen
11. Perceptions of the East Asian Model of Education and Modeling Its Future on Finnish Success: South Korean Case, Yoonmi Lee and Youl-Kwan Sung
12. Conclusions: What Policy Makers Do with PISA, Gita Steiner-Khamsi
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