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Concept:The Journal of Contemporary Community Education Practice Theory [ Current Issue ] [ Back Issues ]
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NIACE has made a commitment to supporting adult learning in Scotland by ensuring that Concept continues to be the very best way of sharing policy and practice in adult learning, and offers a lively independent forum for critical debate and exchange of ideas in contemporary community education.
Concept is published three times year and edited by Mae Shaw of the University of Edinburgh. The majority of articles are from practitioners, alongside academics and political commentators. Two recent themed editions on subjects of particular interest and relevance have focussed on democracy and globalisation.
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Contents
| Editorial |
Articles
| Is anybody home? Some reflections on housing, stock transfer and community
work Ian Cooke | |
| The need to stay radical: How far can Freirean-based arts organisations
stay true to their roots, in a Western society? Gavin Crichton | |
| Global communities: From the Scoraig Peninsula to the Ecuadorian Amazon Teresa Martinez | |
| The struggle for ‘authentic popular participation’: A case study of
popular education in Brazil Ted Scanlon | |
| Happiness is... more than a PR vote Nancy Somerville |
Inspirations
| Mike Bell |
Reviews
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"Concept is one of the journals that informs and engages with our
study of community education, community learning or lifelong learning...A lively
Concept is to be welcomed and sustained"
(Fraser Patrick, Dundee City Council)
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Executive Editor:
Mae Shaw
Department of Higher and Community Education
University of Edinburgh
Holyrood Road
Edinburgh EH8 8AQ
Tel: 0131 651 6641~
Email: mae_shaw@education.ed.ac.uk
Editorial contacts:
Liam Kane
Department of Adult & Continuing Education
University of Glasgow
59 Oakfield Avenue
Glasgow G12 8LW
Tel: 0141 330 6105
Email: L.Kane@educ.gla.ac.uk
Dod Forrest
Mastrick Community Education Centre
Greenfern Road
Aberdeen AB16 6TR
Tel: 01224 693479
Email: df@unisonfree.net
Bernadette Barry
Department of Community Education
Faculty of Education and Social Work
University of Dundee
Gardyne Road Campus
Dundee DD5 1NY
Tel: 01382 464000
Email: b.barry@dundee.ac.uk
Ian Cooke Pilton Partnership, Edinburgh
Jim Crowther University of Edinburgh
Ian Fyfe City of Edinburgh Council
Ian Martin University of Edinburgh
Jane Meagher City of Edinburgh Council
Stuart Moir Social Policy, West Lothian Council
John Player Adult Learning Project, Edinburgh
Eurig Scandrett Friends of the Earth, Scotland
Mae Shaw, University of Edinburgh
Nancy Sommerville City of Edinburgh Council
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1. We seek to make a contribution to the creation of a critical culture,
where workers can engage with each other and their experiences.
2. We seek to reflect the diversity of views about community education purposes
and practice.
3. We encourage challenges to assumptions and orthodoxies within community
education and seek to promote progressive developments.
4. We wish to stimulate debate which represents a range of viewpoints.
5. We encourage practitioners to reflect critically on their own experience as a
way of re-interpreting existing ideas and generating new ones. In particular, we
recognise the value of learning from all practice - 'ineffective' as well as
'effective'.
6. We seek to scrutinise critically policy developments and implications for
practice.
7. We seek to encourage contributions from all sections of the field in the form
of reviews, articles and letters.
8. We offer assistance to any contributor who wishes to develop ideas into
print.
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| Type | UK | Overseas |
| Individuals | £22.00 | £28.00 |
| Organisations | £27.00 | £35.00 |
| Concessions (students and unwaged) | £13.00 | N/A |
| Extra Copies | £16.00 | £16.00 |
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