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Subject(s)

• Peace—Study and teaching [Browse]
• Peace—Study and teaching—Bibliography [Browse]

Related name

• Bjerstedt, Å. (Åke), 1930- [Browse]
• International Peace Research Association. Peace Education Commission [Browse]

Series

• Studia psychologica et paedagogica. Series altera, Investigationes ; 107. [More in this series]
• Studia psychologica et paedagogica. Series altera ; CVII

Notes

"The authors are all involved in an international network -- The Peace Education Commission (PEC) of the International Peace Research Association"--Introd., p. 7.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliography: Doctoral dissertations related to education for peace and multicultural awareness (p. 201-214).

Contents

• Peace Education in New Zealand / James Collinge
• Peace Education in Conflict: The School and Society in Northern Ireland / Terence Duffy
• Peace Education in Japanese Universities / Hideo Fujita and Takehiko Ito
• Peace Studies in the United States at the University and College Levels / Ian M. Harris
• Peace Education in Australia: The Legacy of the 1980s / Max Lawson and Frank Hutchinson
• Peace Education in Britain and Japan: A Comparison / Toshifumi Murakami
• Education for Global Survival: Reflections Based on Some Swedish Experiences and Examples / Bengt Thelin
• Building a Peace Education Program: Critical Reflections on the Notre Dame University Experience in the Philippines / Toh Swee-Hin, Virginia Floresca-Cawagas and Ofelia Durante
• Peace Education in Schools Around the World at the Beginning of the 1990s: Some Data from Questionnaires to Ministries of Education and Members of the Peace Education Commission.
• The Situation of Peace Education: Glimpses Given by Thirty Experts from Twenty-Two Countries
• The Peace Education Commission: Brief Notes on Policy and Publication Activities
• Doctoral Dissertations Related to Education for Peace and Multicultural Awareness.

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ISBN

9122015647 (pbk.)

OCLC

29673289

RCP

C - S

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