"The book makes a significant contribution to the scholarship on the geographies of youth and education as well as the role of geopolitics in shaping young people’s everyday lives in both formal and informal education spaces " Dr Yi’En Cheng, National University of Singapore, reviewed in Social & Cultural Geography, 2022"Mills’ volume will appeal to students and scholars of human geography, childhood and youth, education, cultural studies and history. It contributes an important geographic dimension to our understanding of neoliberalism and the effects of character education" Professor Jennifer Helgren, University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA, USA, reviewed in History of Education, 2022"A fascinating account…useful and highly readable…this ambitious book is to be commended for its rich fieldwork" Dr Jennifer Crane, University of Oxford, reviewed in Children’s Geographies, 2021