Abstract
This article is the second of two relating to an event at the University of Edinburgh to mark the coming retirement of Lindsay Paterson, Professor of Education Policy. Here Paterson outlines his views on the study of education, exploring the reasons why such study is central to academic enterprise, and considering the methods through which we can effectively understand it.
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