We are very excited to share our new research report titled “Mapping the GCED sector in Europe and North America” together with our partner APCEIU.
The report is based on a research project led by Lynette Shultz (Centre for Global Citizenship Education and Research, University of Alberta) and Massimiliano Tarozzi (International Research Centre on Global Citizenship Education, University of Bologna) as Principal Investigators.
This study addresses an important gap in GCED research by exploring how GCED is constructed and moves across networks of actors, including governments, NGOs, researchers, and educational institutions, among others.
While in recent years some research has explored the role of both offline and digital networks (Twitter in particular) in shaping educational policy, this is the first study to apply social network analysis to GCED educational policy and practice.
If you are interested in how offline and digital networks shape educational policy read the report below:
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/65952036/europe-and-north-america-regional-gced-network