Paedagogica Historica
Vol. 52, n°1-2, 2/ 2016
Education, War and Peace
- Introduction: education, war and peace, Gary McCulloch & Georgina Brewis
- War and education in the United States: racial ideology and inequality in three historical episodes, John L. Rury & Derrick Darby
- Modern education and the revolt of 1857 in India, Parimala V. Rao
- Contextualiser la place du français et du malgache dans le système éducatif du Madagascar: une perspective historique, Ellen Vea Rosnes & Monique Irène Rakotoanosy
- War, education and state formation: problems of territorial and political integration in the United States, 1848–1912, Nancy Beadie
- Singing about soldiers in German schools, from 1890 to 1945, Katharine Kennedy
- The quotidianisation of the war in everyday life at German schools during the First World War, Joachim Scholz & Kathrin Berdelmann
- Reading at the front: books and soldiers in the First World War, Marcella P. Sutcliffe
- “I was my war; my war was I”: Vera Brittain, autobiography and university fiction during the Great War, Ann K. McClellan
- No “fear of flying”? Worrals of the WAAF, fiction, and girls’ informal wartime education, Stephanie Spencer
- Children’s education and mental health in Spain during and after the Civil War: psychiatry, psychology and “biological pedagogy” at the service of Franco’s regime, Amparo Gomez & Antonio Fco. Canales
- Civic education and visions of war and peace in the Spanish transition to democracy, Kira Mahamud Angulo, Tamar Groves, Cecilia Cristina Milito Barone & Yovana Hernández Laina
- The Convitti Scuola della Rinascita (the Boarding Schools of Rebirth): an innovative pedagogy for democracy in post-war Italy (1945–1955), Fabio Pruneri
- Identity negotiations in conflict-ridden societies: historical and anthropological perspectives, Zvi Bekerman & Michelins Zembylas
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