Now that the PISA results are again under discussion, maybe it is worth pointing out some of the usual suspects too: "Behind that branding, however, lies a ver

Now that the PISA results are again under discussion, maybe it is worth pointing out some of the usual suspects too: "Behind that branding, however, lies a very complex and tangled techno-economic machinery with political power to change education, whether for better or worse, in its pursuit of future value, market growth, and even monopoly power."