Número temático de 2010 – Internacionalização
Susana Gonçalves – Special Issue coordinator
European perspectives on internationalization: sharing policies and good practices
The ancient Greeks and Romans used the Exedra (a semi circular portico/ room or outdoor area with seats) for holding philosophical conversations and tertulias, what the Portuguese call the friendly open minded discussions, while savouring coffee or wine. This journal takes its name from this inspirational concept of sharing ideas and vision for a better understanding of the intriguing phenomenon of life, peoples and the world. With this special issue of the Exedra Journal, a more cosmopolitan debate has been started into this publication, a virtual exedra, by gathering authors from various countries, professional expertise, fields of interest and action. The publication of this special issue has great institutional meaning. It signals and celebrates the quick evolution of internationalization at ESEC – in only a decade, it has succeeded in becoming a widely recognized school for the vivacity of its international actions…
International education and networking
- The imperative for international education
Susana Gonçalves - Pan-European training and networking for education professionals: the Pestalozzi Programme of the Council of Europe
Josef Huber - Children’s identity and citizenship in Europe: an Erasmus academic network project
Peter Cunningham - Practical networking as an internationalisation tool: a case study of the Businet Organisation
David Taylor - Internationalisation: an agent of change and development (the case of EAIE)
Bjorn Einar / Gudrun Paulsdottir - ETEN: an european network open to the world
José Portela / Alice Hindsgavl / Astrid Schoonacker / Danny Wyfells / George Bieger / Helle Schousboe - Learning mobility between Europe and India: a new face of international cooperation
Solomon Arulraj David
International curriculum development
- From ESPIEW to NESPIEW: a witness about a curriculum development project life time
Marcel Desaegher - The Project To-Gather: good practice in real life learning
Wim Kratsborn - Developing a curriculum for ‘learning to live together’: building peace in the minds of people
Sergio AbdusSalâm Scatolini / Jan Van Maele / Manu Bartholomé - Evaluating and enhancing the quality of provision in early childhood intervention: exploring some european perspectives
Chris Robertson / Wendy Messenger
International students and internationalization at home
- How to offer an international experience to every student? Realization and implications of an integrated internationalization policy at Katholieke Hogeschool Leuven
Jose Tummers / Lieve Mulier - Doing cross culture: some practices of internationalization in higher education
Wolfgang Berg - Internationalization at home: the case of Business Week Entrepreneurship
Teresa Costa / Luísa Carvalho - Integration of foreign degree students into the finnish school system & society
Minna Porasmaa / Anu Suomäki
EU policies and opportunities
- EU policies matter in education
Anne-Marie Van Den Dries - An Inquiry on application process of EU Erasmus Programme & students’ views regarding Erasmus programme of student exchange
Ebru Aktan / Burcu Sari / Ismail Kaymak - Functions of european higher education in the context of students’ mobility
Emilia ¯y³kiewicz
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