Learning Friendship: Critical Education and Community, Political and Personal
Abstract
As Guest Editor, for this Special Edition of the International Journal of Education Policies it has been a pleasure to share the work of this group of scholars whose contributions demonstrate deep social, critical engagement. Each piece here carries with it the critical element of scholarly citizenship which is at the heart of democracy through education.Thank you to everyone who worked to share these papers.
References
Mills, C. Wright (1959). The sociological imagination. New York: Oxford University Press.
Pekay, Sedat (2012). James Baldwin in Turkey: Bearing witness from another place. University of Washington Press.
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