Peace Education
Herausgeber: Bajaj, Monisha
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'Honorable Mention' 2017 PROSE Award - Education Practice Bringing together the voices of scholars and practitioners on challenges and possibilities of implementing peace education in diverse global sites, this book addresses key questions for students seeking to deepen their understanding of the field. The book not only highlights ground-breaking and rich qualitative studies from around the globe, but also analyses the limits and possibilities of peace education in diverse contexts of conflict and post-conflict societies. Contributing authors address how educators and learners can make…mehr
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'Honorable Mention' 2017 PROSE Award - Education Practice Bringing together the voices of scholars and practitioners on challenges and possibilities of implementing peace education in diverse global sites, this book addresses key questions for students seeking to deepen their understanding of the field. The book not only highlights ground-breaking and rich qualitative studies from around the globe, but also analyses the limits and possibilities of peace education in diverse contexts of conflict and post-conflict societies. Contributing authors address how educators and learners can make meaning of international peace education efforts, how various forms of peace and violence interact in and around schools, and how the field of peace education has evolved and grown over the past four decades.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury 3PL
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 622g
- ISBN-13: 9781474233682
- ISBN-10: 1474233686
- Artikelnr.: 42857323
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Bloomsbury 3PL
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Januar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 622g
- ISBN-13: 9781474233682
- ISBN-10: 1474233686
- Artikelnr.: 42857323
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Monisha Bajaj is Associate Professor of International and Multicultural Education at the University of San Francisco, USA, where she directs the Human Rights Education MA. She is the editor of the Encyclopedia of Peace Education (2008) and author of Schooling for Social Change (2012), winner of the Jackie Kirk Outstanding Book Award of the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES). Maria Hantzopoulos is Associate Professor of Education at Vassar College, USA, where she is the coordinator of the Adolescent Education Certification Program. She is co-editor, with Alia Tyner-Mullings, of Critical Small Schools (2012).
Introduction: Theory
Research and Praxis of Peace Education
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) and Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) Part I: Educating for Peace in Conflict and Post-Traumatic Contexts 1. Emotion
Trauma and Critical Pedagogy: Implications for Critical Peace Education
Michalinos Zembylas (Open University of Cyprus
Cyprus) 2. Building Peace: The Opportunities and Limitations of Educational Interventions in Countries with Identity-Based Conflicts
Karen Murphy (Facing History and Ourselves
USA)
Sean Pettis (Corrymeela Community
Northern Ireland) and Dylan Wray (Shikaya
South Africa) 3. Experimenting with Integrated Peace Education: Critical Perspectives in the Israeli Context
Zvi Bekerman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel) Part II: National Landscapes for Peacebuilding and Education 4. Peace Education and Peacebuilding Across the Conflict Continuum: Insights from Lebanon
Zeena Zakharia (University of Massachusetts
USA) 5. Peace Education in Crisis Settings: Insights and Lessons Learned from Kenya
Mary Mendenhall and Nivedita Chopra (Columbia University
USA) 6. In the Gaze of Gandhi: Peace Education in Contemporary India
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) Part III: Navigating Structures of Violence 7. Uncertainty
fluidity and occupying spaces in-between: Peace education practices in Mindanao
the Philippines
Lindsey Horner (University of Sussex
UK) 8. Lingering Colonialities as Blockades to Peace Education: School Violence in Trinidad
Hakim Williams (Gettysburg College
USA) 9. Teachers as Agents of Peace: The Role of Educators in Interrupting Youth Involvement in Urban Violence in Guayaquil
Ecuador
Maria Jose Bermeo (Columbia University
USA) Part IV: Peace by Piece: Approaches and Models for Peace Education 10. Beyond American Exceptionalism: Centering Critical Peace Education in US School Reform
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) 11. Nurturing and Growing the 'Ceeds' of Peace: A Peacebuilding Model for Educators
Maya Soetoro-Ng (University of Hawai'i
USA) and Kerrie Urosevich (University of Hawai'i
USA) 12. Promoting Peace through Children's Media: The Case of Sesame Workshop
Mathangi Subramanian (Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development
India)
June Lee (Sesame Workshop
USA) Lilith Dollard (Sesame Workshop
USA) and Zainab Kabba (Oxford University
UK) Conclusion: Critical Directions for Peace Education
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) and Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA)
Research and Praxis of Peace Education
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) and Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) Part I: Educating for Peace in Conflict and Post-Traumatic Contexts 1. Emotion
Trauma and Critical Pedagogy: Implications for Critical Peace Education
Michalinos Zembylas (Open University of Cyprus
Cyprus) 2. Building Peace: The Opportunities and Limitations of Educational Interventions in Countries with Identity-Based Conflicts
Karen Murphy (Facing History and Ourselves
USA)
Sean Pettis (Corrymeela Community
Northern Ireland) and Dylan Wray (Shikaya
South Africa) 3. Experimenting with Integrated Peace Education: Critical Perspectives in the Israeli Context
Zvi Bekerman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel) Part II: National Landscapes for Peacebuilding and Education 4. Peace Education and Peacebuilding Across the Conflict Continuum: Insights from Lebanon
Zeena Zakharia (University of Massachusetts
USA) 5. Peace Education in Crisis Settings: Insights and Lessons Learned from Kenya
Mary Mendenhall and Nivedita Chopra (Columbia University
USA) 6. In the Gaze of Gandhi: Peace Education in Contemporary India
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) Part III: Navigating Structures of Violence 7. Uncertainty
fluidity and occupying spaces in-between: Peace education practices in Mindanao
the Philippines
Lindsey Horner (University of Sussex
UK) 8. Lingering Colonialities as Blockades to Peace Education: School Violence in Trinidad
Hakim Williams (Gettysburg College
USA) 9. Teachers as Agents of Peace: The Role of Educators in Interrupting Youth Involvement in Urban Violence in Guayaquil
Ecuador
Maria Jose Bermeo (Columbia University
USA) Part IV: Peace by Piece: Approaches and Models for Peace Education 10. Beyond American Exceptionalism: Centering Critical Peace Education in US School Reform
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) 11. Nurturing and Growing the 'Ceeds' of Peace: A Peacebuilding Model for Educators
Maya Soetoro-Ng (University of Hawai'i
USA) and Kerrie Urosevich (University of Hawai'i
USA) 12. Promoting Peace through Children's Media: The Case of Sesame Workshop
Mathangi Subramanian (Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development
India)
June Lee (Sesame Workshop
USA) Lilith Dollard (Sesame Workshop
USA) and Zainab Kabba (Oxford University
UK) Conclusion: Critical Directions for Peace Education
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) and Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA)
Introduction: Theory
Research and Praxis of Peace Education
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) and Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) Part I: Educating for Peace in Conflict and Post-Traumatic Contexts 1. Emotion
Trauma and Critical Pedagogy: Implications for Critical Peace Education
Michalinos Zembylas (Open University of Cyprus
Cyprus) 2. Building Peace: The Opportunities and Limitations of Educational Interventions in Countries with Identity-Based Conflicts
Karen Murphy (Facing History and Ourselves
USA)
Sean Pettis (Corrymeela Community
Northern Ireland) and Dylan Wray (Shikaya
South Africa) 3. Experimenting with Integrated Peace Education: Critical Perspectives in the Israeli Context
Zvi Bekerman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel) Part II: National Landscapes for Peacebuilding and Education 4. Peace Education and Peacebuilding Across the Conflict Continuum: Insights from Lebanon
Zeena Zakharia (University of Massachusetts
USA) 5. Peace Education in Crisis Settings: Insights and Lessons Learned from Kenya
Mary Mendenhall and Nivedita Chopra (Columbia University
USA) 6. In the Gaze of Gandhi: Peace Education in Contemporary India
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) Part III: Navigating Structures of Violence 7. Uncertainty
fluidity and occupying spaces in-between: Peace education practices in Mindanao
the Philippines
Lindsey Horner (University of Sussex
UK) 8. Lingering Colonialities as Blockades to Peace Education: School Violence in Trinidad
Hakim Williams (Gettysburg College
USA) 9. Teachers as Agents of Peace: The Role of Educators in Interrupting Youth Involvement in Urban Violence in Guayaquil
Ecuador
Maria Jose Bermeo (Columbia University
USA) Part IV: Peace by Piece: Approaches and Models for Peace Education 10. Beyond American Exceptionalism: Centering Critical Peace Education in US School Reform
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) 11. Nurturing and Growing the 'Ceeds' of Peace: A Peacebuilding Model for Educators
Maya Soetoro-Ng (University of Hawai'i
USA) and Kerrie Urosevich (University of Hawai'i
USA) 12. Promoting Peace through Children's Media: The Case of Sesame Workshop
Mathangi Subramanian (Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development
India)
June Lee (Sesame Workshop
USA) Lilith Dollard (Sesame Workshop
USA) and Zainab Kabba (Oxford University
UK) Conclusion: Critical Directions for Peace Education
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) and Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA)
Research and Praxis of Peace Education
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) and Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) Part I: Educating for Peace in Conflict and Post-Traumatic Contexts 1. Emotion
Trauma and Critical Pedagogy: Implications for Critical Peace Education
Michalinos Zembylas (Open University of Cyprus
Cyprus) 2. Building Peace: The Opportunities and Limitations of Educational Interventions in Countries with Identity-Based Conflicts
Karen Murphy (Facing History and Ourselves
USA)
Sean Pettis (Corrymeela Community
Northern Ireland) and Dylan Wray (Shikaya
South Africa) 3. Experimenting with Integrated Peace Education: Critical Perspectives in the Israeli Context
Zvi Bekerman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel) Part II: National Landscapes for Peacebuilding and Education 4. Peace Education and Peacebuilding Across the Conflict Continuum: Insights from Lebanon
Zeena Zakharia (University of Massachusetts
USA) 5. Peace Education in Crisis Settings: Insights and Lessons Learned from Kenya
Mary Mendenhall and Nivedita Chopra (Columbia University
USA) 6. In the Gaze of Gandhi: Peace Education in Contemporary India
Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA) Part III: Navigating Structures of Violence 7. Uncertainty
fluidity and occupying spaces in-between: Peace education practices in Mindanao
the Philippines
Lindsey Horner (University of Sussex
UK) 8. Lingering Colonialities as Blockades to Peace Education: School Violence in Trinidad
Hakim Williams (Gettysburg College
USA) 9. Teachers as Agents of Peace: The Role of Educators in Interrupting Youth Involvement in Urban Violence in Guayaquil
Ecuador
Maria Jose Bermeo (Columbia University
USA) Part IV: Peace by Piece: Approaches and Models for Peace Education 10. Beyond American Exceptionalism: Centering Critical Peace Education in US School Reform
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) 11. Nurturing and Growing the 'Ceeds' of Peace: A Peacebuilding Model for Educators
Maya Soetoro-Ng (University of Hawai'i
USA) and Kerrie Urosevich (University of Hawai'i
USA) 12. Promoting Peace through Children's Media: The Case of Sesame Workshop
Mathangi Subramanian (Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development
India)
June Lee (Sesame Workshop
USA) Lilith Dollard (Sesame Workshop
USA) and Zainab Kabba (Oxford University
UK) Conclusion: Critical Directions for Peace Education
Maria Hantzopoulos (Vassar College
USA) and Monisha Bajaj (University of San Francisco
USA)







