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        > About us > Scholars       Pauline Dixon Pauline Dixon  is a Senior Lecturer in Education and Development and has extensive experience  working in Asia and Africa. Her major research interests are the theory of  Austrian Economics, education vouchers in developing countries, children's literacy  and the regulation and privatisation of education in developing countries.
 In 2003 she won  the Don Lavoie graduate essay prize from the Society for the Development of  Austrian Economics for a paper about private schools in India and the  regulations with which they have to abide. In 2001 she won a place on the  prestigious ‘Advanced Seminar in Austrian Economics’, in New York, USA. Pauline is currently the Degree Programme  Director for the MA in International Development and Education and the Degree Programme  Director for the MEd full time. |