Seven: Regime practices
This chapter explores the activity within regimes, with specific emphasis on objective relations and the exchange of leadership knowledge and products. The impact of the leadership of schools game on knowledge production is considered, and types of knowledge, knowing and knowers that are excluded are given attention. Examples of research with and about children, teachers, schools and communities are presented.
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