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Different theoretical approaches address the connection between global political trends and agendas and national developments and strategies. A neoinstitutionalist and macro-sociological global polity approach assume a “world polity” of cultural orientational patterns like success-beliefs, individualism, universalist norms of fairness and a standardization in education. It assumes gaps between policy “talk” and “action” and regards international governments and non-governmental organisations as driving forces of this form of cultural globalisation.
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Khalil, S. (2020). Career Guidance as a Travelling Idea. In: Schröer, A., Engel, N., Fahrenwald, C., Göhlich, M., Schröder, C., Weber, S. (eds) Organisation und Zivilgesellschaft. Organisation und Pädagogik, vol 24. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18005-8_23
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