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In this paper, I argue that despite the many differences between Michael Oakeshott and John Dewey, these two thinkers offer very similar visions of how education should operate. By way of their parallel critiques of Rationalism, both thinkers advocated similar methods of active education. Dewey and Oakeshott's similar educational views complexify two often-heard associations: that active pedagogical methods are exclusive with leftward political advocacy, and that liberal education correlates with advocacy of passive, book-centered pedagogy. ; En este ensayo, mantengo que a pesar de las muchas diferencias que existen entre Michael Oakeshott y John Dewey, los dos pensadores ofrecen visiones muy similares de cómo debería funcionar la educación. Por medio de sus críticas paralelas al racionalismo, ambos pensadores defendieron métodos similares de educación activa. Las similares visiones que Dewey y Oakeshott tenían sobre la educación, complejiza dos asociaciones que se escuchan a menudo: que los métodos de la pedagogía activa se relacionan exclusivamente con las políticas de la izquierda, y que la educación liberal tiene relación con el apoyo a una pedagogía pasiva y centrada en el libro.

THE GENERAL MECHANISMS WHICH UNDERLIE THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENON OF PERSONALIZING ("COGNITIVE SIMPLIFICATION" AND "DEFENSIVE ATTRIBUTION") WOULD SEEM TO HAVE GREAT UTILITY IN EXPLAINING ATTRIBUTIONS OF PRESIDENTIAL CONTROL OVER THE ECONOMY. YET PREVIOUS RESEARCH HAS GENERATED INCONSISTENT AND INCONCLUSIVE EMPIRICAL RESULTS. THIS STUDY IDENTIFIES SEVERAL SOURCES OF INCONSISTENCY AND THEN ATTEMPTS TO CLARIFY THE APPROACH BY FOCUSING SEPARATELY ON THE "OBJECT" AND THE "SUBJECT" OF PERSONALIZING. OUR FINDINGS SUGGEST THAT THE DETERMINANTS OF PERSONALIZING TO "THE PRESIDENT" ARE DIFFERENT FROM THE FACTORS THAT EXPLAIN PERSONALIZING TO THE INCUMBENT. IN ADDITION, WE FIND THAT THE IMPACT OF THE TWO PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS DIFFERS SUBSTANTIALLY WITHIN ECONOMIC SUBJECT AREAS.

The Brexit referendum outcome is nothing short of an earthquake affecting stock markets across the world, wiping US$2 trillion off their value. Turmoil in offshore markets can have a large impact on Australia's economy, markets and trade. To measure these impacts, this and the proposed future research will apply econometric techniques to model dependence between Global, Australian and European Union stock markets. This study will formulate improved understandings of the interdependency of markets, and lead to recommendations for managing these impacts to help policy makers develop a stronger economic framework for Australia, and political leaders to develop constructive relationships with the UK and EU.