Development Education Journal List of Articles June 1999 to June 2007
index of articles from the Development Education Journal Vol 5.3 (June 1999) until the last issue Vol. 13.3 (June 2007).
Responding to Changes in the Global Economy – summary of content discussion
Summary of content discussion for Development Education Journal Vol. 13.3, Responding to Changes in the Global Economy.
Fairer Enterprise: a development education response to the enterprise agenda
Anne Strachan outlines some of the thinking from Manchester Development Education Project's new Social Enterprise project. She explores the political enterprise agenda, what enterprise education means in schools and what development education has to offer (and gain).
Developing understanding and empathy through the arts
Tracey Hutchings and Rosalyn Bilbrough describe a programme which uses the arts to help young people to explore issues of economics and human rights.
I want my own mountain………..
Adam Unwin reports on strategies to encourage teachers of Business and Economics to integrate global perspectives in their teaching.
Is it time for DE to engage with business as well as trade unions?
Celia Mather unpicks some of the issues that NGOs need to address when considering whether they should 'engage' with business, exploring 'who', 'how' and 'why'.
What if critical reflection doesn’t lead to sustainable development?
Zaria Greenhill raises a potential conflict between education for sustainability methodologies of critical thinking and multiple perspectives
Development education and the trade unions
John Stirling describes how the impact of changes in the global economy has led to increasing engagement in development education among trade union members in the UK
Responding to Changes in the Global economy – Editorial
Editorial for Development Education Journal Vol. 13.3, Responding to Changes in the Global Economy
Globalisation, economic development and the role of English
Simon Sweeney identifies the role that English plays in economic globalisation