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598 kr
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Education in Eastern Europe and Eurasia provides an essential reference resource to education development and key education issues in the region. Academics and researchers working in the field cover education and educational development in Belarus, Moldova, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Israel. Each chapter provides an overview of the particular country, focusing on contemporary education policies and the challenges of implementing educational reform. The book includes an analysis of the social and political issues which impact on the education system and governments' responses to recent local, regional and global events. Including a comparative introduction to the issues facing education in the region as a whole and guides to available online datasets, this is an essential reference for researchers, scholars, international agencies and policy-makers at all levels.
2 568 kr
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Education in Eastern Europe and Eurasia provides an essential reference resource to education development and key education issues in the region. Academics and researchers working closely in the field cover education and educational development in Belarus, Moldova, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Israel. Each chapter provides an overview of the development of education in the particular country, focusing on contemporary education policies and some of the problems these countries face in implementing educational reform. The book also covers the social and political issues which impact on the education system and schooling and governments' responses to recent local, regional and global events.
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Digital Warfare
Media and Technologies in the Russo-Ukrainian War
Häftad, Engelska, 2025
716 kr
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By reshaping various domains of social life, digital technologies remain still unpredictable and challenging when we approach them as actors in armed conflicts. Information leaks, artificial intelligence, hacking, satellites, drones, propaganda and fakes become a part of war reality. The contributors to this volume prompt us to focus more closely on the virtual fronts of the Russo-Ukrainian war performed by digital media and technologies. They illustrate how digital technologies change individual experiences of war and perception of one's own »self« regarding community, society and the globe.