Michele Schweisfurth is Reader in International Education at the University of Birmingham, UK. Her research interests are in the areas of education and social justice and include learner-centred pedagogy, university internationalisation, education for democracy and global citizenship education.Clive Harber is Professor of International education at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Honorary Professor of Education at the University of KwaZulu Natal in South Africa. His main interests concern education and social, economic and political development, education for democracy and the role of schooling in both perpetuating and perpetrating violence.

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• 1. Education, global justice, and the contribution of Lynn Davies Michele Schweisfurth and Clive Harber 2. Peace as a surprise, peace as a disturbance: the Israeli–Arab conflict in official documents Halleli Pinson, Gal Levy and Zeev Soker 3. Education, conflict and social (in)justice: insights from Colombia Mario Novelli 4. Multicultural education and the rights to education of migrant children in South Korea Soon-Won Kang 5. Education and social (in)justice for mobile groups: re-framing rights and educational inclusion for Indian pastoralist children Caroline Dyer 6. Privatisation of higher education in Uganda and the global gender justice ideal: uneasy bedfellows? Euzobia M. Mugisha Baine 7. Democracy and education in Pakistan Muhammad Nazir 8. Global justice and education: from nation to neuron Christopher Williams

Michele Schweisfurth is Reader in International Education at the University of Birmingham, UK. Her research interests are in the areas of education and social justice and include learner-centred pedagogy, university internationalisation, education for democracy and global citizenship education.Clive Harber is Professor of International education at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Honorary Professor of Education at the University of KwaZulu Natal in South Africa. His main interests concern education and social, economic and political development, education for democracy and the role of schooling in both perpetuating and perpetrating violence.

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• 1. Education, global justice, and the contribution of Lynn Davies Michele Schweisfurth and Clive Harber 2. Peace as a surprise, peace as a disturbance: the Israeli–Arab conflict in official documents Halleli Pinson, Gal Levy and Zeev Soker 3. Education, conflict and social (in)justice: insights from Colombia Mario Novelli 4. Multicultural education and the rights to education of migrant children in South Korea Soon-Won Kang 5. Education and social (in)justice for mobile groups: re-framing rights and educational inclusion for Indian pastoralist children Caroline Dyer 6. Privatisation of higher education in Uganda and the global gender justice ideal: uneasy bedfellows? Euzobia M. Mugisha Baine 7. Democracy and education in Pakistan Muhammad Nazir 8. Global justice and education: from nation to neuron Christopher Williams

Michele Schweisfurth is Reader in International Education at the University of Birmingham, UK. Her research interests are in the areas of education and social justice and include learner-centred pedagogy, university internationalisation, education for democracy and global citizenship education.Clive Harber is Professor of International education at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Honorary Professor of Education at the University of KwaZulu Natal in South Africa. His main interests concern education and social, economic and political development, education for democracy and the role of schooling in both perpetuating and perpetrating violence.

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• 1. Education, global justice, and the contribution of Lynn Davies Michele Schweisfurth and Clive Harber 2. Peace as a surprise, peace as a disturbance: the Israeli–Arab conflict in official documents Halleli Pinson, Gal Levy and Zeev Soker 3. Education, conflict and social (in)justice: insights from Colombia Mario Novelli 4. Multicultural education and the rights to education of migrant children in South Korea Soon-Won Kang 5. Education and social (in)justice for mobile groups: re-framing rights and educational inclusion for Indian pastoralist children Caroline Dyer 6. Privatisation of higher education in Uganda and the global gender justice ideal: uneasy bedfellows? Euzobia M. Mugisha Baine 7. Democracy and education in Pakistan Muhammad Nazir 8. Global justice and education: from nation to neuron Christopher Williams