Education, Citizenship and Social Justice

Posted by on March 19, 2007

The new journal Education, Citizenship and Social Justice published its second issue. The contents for the second issue, and the forthcoming third issue, appear below.

For free online access to all issues in volume 1 (a special offer being run by Sage publications), go to:
https://online.sagepub.com/cgi/register?registration=FT5685

Volume 1 Issue 2:

* Rethinking citizenship education in England: Some lessons from contemporary social and political theory Keith Faulks
* Educational administration and social justice Richard Bates
* School climate, sense of efficacy and Israeli teachers’ attitudes toward inclusion of students with special needs Amatzia Weisel and Orit Dror
* Education for citizenship: The Argentine case in comparison M. Fernanda Astiz and Gabriela Mendez

Forthcoming Contents for Volume 1 Issue 3:

* The Civic Remit of Educational Practice in the Republic of Ireland: A Review of the Potential of Service Learning Timothy Murphy
* University-Community Engagement in Australia: Practice, Policy and Public Good Alexandra Winter, John Wiseman and Bruce Muirhead
* Concerned citizens: Children and the future Cathie Holden
* ‘We don’t learn democracy, we live it!’: Consulting the pupil voice in Scottish schools Henry Maitles and Ross J. Deuchar
* The do-gooder, the vain, the generous, and moral education Kristijn Kristijnsson