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  3. Vol. 15 No. 2 (2020): Regular issue

Vol. 15 No. 2 (2020): Regular issue

Published: 2021-12-20

Editorial Introduction

  • Editorial Introduction

    Maren Elfert; Lynette Shultz
    1-2
    • pdf

Articles

  • On Understanding Syrian Diasporic Identities through a Selection of Syrian Literary Works

    Ghada Alatrash, Najat Abed Alsamad
    3-22
    • pdf
  • Global Epistemic Injustice: An Ethical Confrontation With Jihadism

    Hager Ben Driss
    23-35
    • pdf
  • “They are Scared of Me”: Black Male Perceptions of Sense of Belonging in U.S. Public Schools

    Jennifer Grace
    36-49
    • pdf
  • Reconceptualizing Anti-Oppressive Pedagogy: A Lesson from the Other

    Rebeca Heringer
    50-68
    • pdf
  • Mapping Research in Teacher Education on Diversities and Inequalities: Opening Possibilities Through Social Cartography

    Jeannie Kerr, Vanessa Andreotti
    69-84
    • pdf
  • Can Pedagogical Considerations Overcome Political Constraints? Principals’ Perceptions of Leading in a Divided Community

    Adam Nir
    85-103
    • pdf
  • Facilitating the Acquisition of Critical Writing Skills? An Exploration of Pedagogical Practices Within a Business School at a New University in the UK

    Martin Andrew Percy
    104-119
    • pdf
  • How Integrating Aboriginal Perspectives into the Classroom Affects Students Attitudes Towards Aboriginal People

    Tiffany Prete
    120-134
    • pdf

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The Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education (JCIE) is committed to publishing original articles by eminent and emerging scholars that take a critical and interdisciplinary approach on a variety of issues in education from diverse contexts. The journal is open to both field-based research and conceptual and theoretical works; it especially welcomes critical scholarship that aims to contest conventional assumptions about educational and social development contexts and relationships. As such, JCIE accepts for review, previously unpublished articles that include but are not limited to global education, foundations of education (including sociological, philosophical, historical and cultural studies in education), citizenship and human rights education, social justice and related issues in education, specialized curriculum studies topics, policy studies in education and politics of education. We welcome suggestions for special issues and book reviews.

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