The unprecedented speed and scale of transnational migration are giving rise to complex, often contradictory, discourses, politics, policies, and practices. On the one hand, there is global competition for talents that seems to be breaking down gender, racial and ethnic hierarchies on which older migration regimes were built. *** PROGRAMME UPDATED ***
This Winter School will consider theories and methods relevant across the field of educational policy research. It will include an explicit focus on policy related to higher and adult education.
A University of Glasgow professor and human rights advocate will lead the partnership supporting refugees and asylum seekers rebuilding their lives in Scotland, it was announced today (1 May 2018).
Alan Britton has been awarded a major new EU Development Education and Awareness Raising (DEAR) Fund grant. The research project is entitled ‘Walk the Global Walk’, which is a 3 year project, led jointly by Oxfam in Italy, and the Region of Tuscany.
We are delighted to publish Heribert Hinzen's reflections on receiving the Doctor Honoris Causa title from the Moldova State University on 24 April 2018. This honour was bestowed on Professor Hinzen on the basis of his wor for DVV International and the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) “in the process of adult education and the development of international policy documents on adult education and the quality of education in general.” It is very pleasing to hear that such an award has been made to one of the world's leading adult educators.
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