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Medientyp:
Buch
Titel:
Between global and local
:
adult learning and development
Enthält:
Part I.Introduction.Introducing the global and the local: a permanent tension for the increasing complexity of human development
/ António Fragoso, Ewa Kurantowicz & Emilio Lucio-Villegas
Part II. Thetensions between global and local:Learning global citizenship? Exploring connections between the local and the global
/ Marjorie Mayo
Community development for a change: reviewing different models
/ Rennie Johnston
Toward emancipatory learning in a global world of academia. Biographical contexts of experiencing HE: in in search for life improvement
/ Adrianna Nizinska
Changing places: yearning to learn and the local/global tensions in a learning biography
/ Rob Evans
Part III.National perspectives on micro-development and adult learning.Micro development: among localisation, de-localisation and re-localisation in the perspective of Polish social and political transformation
/ Ewa Kurantowicz
From local to global. What we learn from some experiences of local development in Andalusia (Spain)
/ Emilio Lucio-Villegas
Times goes by: an overview of local development in Portugal
/ António Fragoso
Part IV.Transformation, adult learning and development:Is there a right to development?
/ Alberto Melo
Adult learning and civil society organisations: Participation for transformation?
/ Licínio Lima
Environmental activism and "virtual socail capital": help or hindrance?
/ Akiko Hemmi, Jim Crowther & Eurig Scandrett
Seeking good change: discovering the transformative potential of adult education
/ Peter Taylor
Part V.Adult learning, development and equality:Migration and global learning spaces
/ Rozalia Ligus
Elderly people in small local communities of Lower Silesia- spaces of marginalization?
/ Malgorzata Malec
Learning diasproic identity: The case of Greek Political Refugees in Lower Silesia
/ Marcin Golebniak
Thelandscape changes when we alter the perspective: envisaging new ways of looking at old problems through learning relationships with adults
/ Alcides Monteiro & Isabel Gomes.