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Title: Higher education, socialism and industrial development : Dom Mintoff and the ‘Worker-Student’ Scheme’
Other Titles: Yesterday's schools : readings in Maltese educational history
Authors: Mayo, Peter
Keywords: Education -- Malta -- History
Comparative education
Part-time students -- Malta
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: Xirocco Publishing
Citation: Mayo, P. (2017). Higher education, socialism and industrial development : Dom Mintoff and the ‘Worker-Student’ Scheme’. In R. G. Sultana (Eds.), Yesterday's schools : readings in Maltese educational history (pp. 301-317). Malta: Xirocco Publishing.
Abstract: Dom Mintoff’s death on 20th August 2012 marks the passing of another prominent post-war postcolonial politician. In his time as Leader of the Malta Labour Party (1949-1984) and as Malta’s Prime Minister (1955-58; 1971-1984), Mintoff sought to grapple, among other things, with the complexity of seeking to map out a socialist politics in the context of preparing the small Mediterranean island state’s (population circa 400,000) transition from a situation of mercantile capitalism to one of export-oriented, industrial development. This particular situation, born out of the country’s postcolonial condition, throws up a number of consistencies and contradictions in his party’s and government’s professed socialist politics that surface in many fields.
Description: Includes Notes on Contributors
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/33992
ISBN: 9789995711788
Appears in Collections:Yesterday's schools : readings in Maltese educational history



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