While I Am Interested Both In Economics

One Has To Bring The Multidimensional Impact That Schooling Makes In The Lives Of People. There's Nothing Like It, And I Think The Importance Of It Has To Be Shaken Into People's Understanding And Determination.

Even Though I’m Pro-globalization, I Have To Say Thank God For The Anti-globalization Movement. They’re Putting Important Issues On The Agenda.

The Fact That Schools Can Actually Be A Major Factor In Cementing The World Is A Factor That's Worth Considering, The Fact That We All Have A Shared Human Identity In Addition To Many Other Identities.

South Korea From A Country That Had Relatively Little Primary Education Became Close To Universal Literacy In The Course Of 25, 30 Years, In A Way Trying To Replicate What Japan Had Done Earlier. They Were Learning To Some Extent From The Japanese Experience Too. So I Think, In A Sense, The East Asians Were Following A Path, Which All Other Countries Including South Asia Could Follow But Chose Not Too.

There Is Considerable Evidence That Women's Education And Literacy Tend To Reduce The Mortality Rates Of Children