Super Dimensions in Globalisation and Education
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This volume is the first major production of the globalisation research strand of the Centre for Educational Research at Western Sydney University. This book makes a significant contribution to the theory of and research in globalisation and education, and tackles the topics of superdiversity and supercomplexity. The book's thesis is that the effects of globalisation on education can only be understood if the specific yet complex conditions of globalisation in education are investigated. The book takes an international approach to understanding globalisation and does not restrict itself to…mehr

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This volume is the first major production of the globalisation research strand of the Centre for Educational Research at Western Sydney University. This book makes a significant contribution to the theory of and research in globalisation and education, and tackles the topics of superdiversity and supercomplexity. The book's thesis is that the effects of globalisation on education can only be understood if the specific yet complex conditions of globalisation in education are investigated. The book takes an international approach to understanding globalisation and does not restrict itself to just one methodological or theoretical plane of investigation.
Education is one ofthese frontline domains in which the effects of superdiversity cannot bedismissed, minimized or denied. The continuously increasing complexity oflearning environments is raising critical issues at every level, fromdescription over analysis to theoretical generalization, and this book is afirst and fruitful attempt at charting these waters.

This pioneering book will remaina key text for many years to come.

Jan Bloomaert

Professor of Language,Culture and Globalization and Director of the Babylon Center

Tilburg University,the Netherlands.

This provocativecollection works from two premises: thattoday there is superdiversity in our globalised world and related is asupercomplexity of theoretical and methodological approaches. The collection proffers multifariouschallenges for educational theory, research and practice in working with,through and across these two premises.

As such, SuperDimensions in Globalisation and Education is essential reading for all educational researchers, whatever theirinterests or location.

Professor Bob Lingard

The University ofQueensland, Australia.

This is a highlyimaginative book that stops 'flat earth'and convergence arguments dead intheir tracks. Its genius is to bringsuper-complexity and super-diversity into a conversation with each other andwith education, and in doing so shed light on the numerous and unexpectedways in which global processes are shaping education in revealing andcompelling ways.

Any scholar concerned with globalisation andeducation will find Super Dimensions in Globalisation and Education a' musthave' on their reading list.

Professor Susan Robertson
Director of the Centrefor Globalisation, Education and Social Futures

University of Bristol,UK.

This is an absorbingand compelling collection. It takes readers on a kaleidoscopic journey throughvarious intricate expressions of the nexus between globalisation andeducation. And it offers multiple waysthat such expressions can be thought and rethought. In transcending conventional categorisations it invites educators to doso too.

Professor Jane Kenway,

AustralianProfessorial Fellow - Australian Research Council,

Education Faculty,Monash University, Australia.
Autorenporträt
David R. Cole is an Associate Professor in Education at the Western Sydney University, Australia and strand leader for Globalisation at the Centre for Educational Research. He has published eleven academic books, and numerous (100+) journal articles, book chapters, conference presentations and other public output. He has been involved with major educational research projects across Australia and internationally, and is an expert in mixed-methods design and execution, and the application of the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze to education. David's latest monograph is called: Capitalised Education: An immanent material account of Kate Middleton (Winchester: Zero Books, 2014). Christine Woodrow is a senior researcher and Deputy Director of the Centre for Educational Research at the Western Sydney University.  Dr Woodrow's research includes early childhood policy analysis, transnational investigation of professional identities, leadership and parent involvement in children's literacy and numeracy learning at home and at school. Her most recent research involved developing sustainable models of pedagogical and community leadership in vulnerable contexts as part of a 6 year transformational project in Chile.