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Book Review Essay : The Politics of Education and Political Socialization

an exploration of the possible relationships between the issue of control of the schools and the political socialization of students. On the surface, one would expect that those who controlled the schools would have some influence on the political values taught in the schools and the type of citizen molded within the walls of the schoolhouse. In turn, this could influence the nature and quality of national political life as those trained within the schools take their place in society. It should be remembered that one of the earliest arguments in the nineteenth century for the support of public schooling in the United States and other Western countries w,as in terms of its contribution to the political life of the community. In the nineteenth century, the school was to be the political factory for producing citizens for the modern state. One of the reasons why the relationship between political control and political socialization is not explored in the books under review is because