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• Series
• Title
• Copyright
• Content
• Notes on Contributors
• Series Editors’ Foreword
• 1 Introduction: Projection in Education Policy-Making Florian Waldow
• Part One Looking from Below: Interpreting National Projections into International League Leaders
• 2 PISA Projections in Chile: Th e Selective Use of League Leaders in the Enactment of Recent Educati
• 3 Schooling Reform in Australia: Legitimation through “Projections” onto Shanghai and East Asian
• 4 “Pedagogical Paradise” and “Exam Hell”: PISA Top Scorers as Projection Screens in German P
• 5 Nordic Reference Societies in School Reforms in Norway: An Examination of Finland and the Use of I
• 6 PISA Rhetoric and the “Crisis” of American Education N ancy Green Saraisky
• Part Two 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
• 8 PISA and Self-Projection in Shanghai V icente Chua Reyes Jr. 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: Sout
• 12 Conclusions: What Policy-Makers Do with PISA Gita Steiner-Khamsi
• Index