I see that one of my papers (with Andrew Stables): The Quest for Holism in Education for Sustainable Development is being included in: Environmental and Sustainability Education Policy: International Trends, Priorities and Challenges, edited by Katrien Van Poeck, Jonas A. Lysgaard, and Alan Reid, and published by Routledge.
The blurb begins:
"This timely collection surveys and critiques studies of environmental and sustainability education (ESE) policy since the mid-1990s. The volume draws on a wide range of policy studies and syntheses to provide readers with insights into the international genealogy and priorities of ESE policy. Editors and contributors call for renewed attention to the possibilities for future directions in light of previously published work and innovations in scholarship. They also offer critical commentary on the evolution of research trends, approaches and findings. ...`'
As ever, it's nice to have made the cut. The full set of past papers is:
1. The roots and routes of environmental and sustainability education policy research Jonas A. Lysgaard, Alan Reid and Katrien Van Poeck
2. A Case Study of Dilemmas and Tensions: the writing and consultation process involved in developing a national guideline document for environmental education Barry Law and Robyn Baker
3. Science: an unreliable friend to environmental education? Martin Ashley
4. On the need to repoliticise environmental and sustainability education: rethinking the postpolitical consensus Louise Sund and Johan Öhman
5. Education policy mobility: reimagining sustainability in neoliberal times Marcia McKenzie, Andrew Bieler and Rebecca McNeil
6. The Quest for Holism in Education for Sustainable Development Andrew Stables and William Scott
7. Tensions and transitions in policy discourse: recontextualizing a decontextualized EE/ESD debate Robert B. Stevenson
8. Unsettling orthodoxies: education for the environment/for sustainability Jo-Anne Ferreira
9. Education for sustainable development (ESD): the turn away from ‘environment’ in environmental education? Helen Kopnina
10. Environmental Literacy: functional, cultural, critical. The case of the SCAA guidelines Andrew Stables
11. Education for Sustainable Development, governmentality and Learning to Last John Blewitt
12. The action competence approach and the ‘new’ discourses of education for sustainable development, competence and quality criteria Finn Mogensen and Karsten Schnack
13. Pluralism in practice – experiences from Swedish evaluation, school development and research Karin Rudsberg and Johan Öhman
14. Environmental education policy research – challenges and ways research might cope with them Jeppe Læssøe, Noah Weeth Feinstein and Nicole Blum
15. Taking stock of the UN Decade of education for sustainable development: the policy-making process in Flanders Katrien Van Poeck, Joke Vandenabeele and Hans Bruyninckx
16. Globalisation and education for sustainable development: exploring the global in motion Stefan L. Bengtsson and Leif O. Östman
17. Environmental and sustainability education policy research: a systematic review of methodological and thematic trends Kathleen Aikens, Marcia McKenzie and Philip Vaughter
As it happens, The Quest for Holism is one of my most cited papers, though not amongst the few I'd most prefer to be most cited.
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