Malignant Accountability

March 7, 2013

In democratic societies, it is important that public institutions be held accountable for their performance. But once political distrust of public institutions takes hold, it can unleash new forms of monitoring and measurement that distort institutional purposes, corrupting the practice that they were meant to control and improve. These dynamics are especially evident in the field of education, where their implications for the future of our democracies are also especially troubling.

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