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Historical Social Research (HSR) ist eine internationale referierte Zeitschrift mit englischsprachigen Beiträgen aus den Bereichen der historisch-sozialwissenschaftlichen Forschung und der empirischen quantitativen sowie qualitativen Sozialforschung.
Die neue Ausgabe: 50.3 - Convention Theory & Education
Special Issue – Convention Theory in Research on Schools, Vocational Training, and Higher Education . (Christian Imdorf, Arne Böker, Romuald Normand, Christian Schneijderberg & Rebecca Ye)
- Christian Schneijderberg, Christian Imdorf, Rebecca Ye, Arne Böker & Romuald Normand: Education and Conventions: An Introduction to Theoretical Potential and Empirical Findings of Convention Theory on Schools, Vocational Training, and Higher Education. [Open Access]
Contributions
- Regula Julia Leemann: Governance of Access to the Advanced Academic Track in Two Cantons of Switzerland – On the Politics and Policies of Selecting the “Right” Students and Achieving the “Right” Quota.
- Julia Elven: Potentials of Convention Theory in the Analysis of Organizational Learning: The Empirical Case of Negotiating Student Roles in Co-Productive Sustainability Development at Universities.
- Arne Böker: The Changing Landscape of Preparatory Courses for International Prospective Students in Germany: A Convention Theory Analysis.
- Eli Smeplass & Jan Frode Haugseth: A Pragmatic Exploration of Norwegian Education: National Curriculum and Professional Engagement.
- Romuald Normand: Re-Examining the Domestic Convention in French Education.
- Christian Schneijderberg: Governing by Soft Conditioning Program.
- Sandra Hafner: Tracking Without Grade Standards: Navigating Uncertainty in the Transition to Lower-Secondary Education in Switzerland.
- Sophie Gigl: Coordinating the Assessment of Education – Examining the Formalization of German Abitur Examination Standards.
- Rebecca Ye & Erik Nylander: Challenging Merit: Analysing Competences in Research on Vocational Education through Convention Theory. [Online Appendix]
- Raffaella Simona Esposito: Hard and Soft Governance of Educational Transitions. Instruments of Self-Governance to (Re-)Direct Student Flows.
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