Notes and Comments.

The article comments on key issues concerning the editorial board and policies of the "Comparative Education" periodical in Great Britain in 1985. Guy Neave, the professor-elect of the magazine in the University of London, is added to the magazine's editorial board. The periodical also decided to focus on comparative studies of education in higher-income contexts and particularly Europe. The provision of technical, vocational and technological education in France is also surveyed by the magazine.