Paedagogica Historica

Paedagogica Historica

 Vol. 52, n°5, octobre 2016

 Shaping European Welfare Nation-states through Professional Encounters with the Post-WW11 Immigrant

• Professional encounters with the post-WWII immigrant: a privileged prism for studying the shaping of European welfare nation-states, Marta Padovan-Özdemir & Christian Ydesen
• Homo pontem: teachers as bridges to a multicultural Italy, Jamie A. Kowalczyk
• The imperial welfare state? Decolonisation, education and professional interventions on immigrant children in Birmingham, 1948–1971, Christian Ydesen & Kevin Myers
• The myth of The Phoenix: progressive education, migration and the shaping of the welfare state, 1985–2015, Cedric Goossens & Angelo Van Gorp
• Racialised entanglements of teacher professionalisation and problematised immigrant schoolchildren: crafting a Danish welfare nation-state, 1970–2013, Marta Padovan-Özdemir
• Profession, “performance”, and policy: teachers, examinations, and the state in England and Wales, 1846–1862, Andrew T. Knudsen
• The educationalising of early childhood in Aotearoa New Zealand: tracking “free play” 1940s–2010, Sue Stover
• Boys, be ambitious: William Smith Clark and the westernisation of Japanese agricultural extension in the Meiji era, Garrett Gowen, Rachel Friedensen & Ezekiel Kimball
• The Catholic school and social justice in Africa: a Zambian case study, Brendan Patrick Carmody

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