The Palgrave Handbook of Youth Mobility and Educational Migration

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Korporativní autor: SpringerLink (Online service)
Další autoři: Cairns, David (Editor)
Shrnutí:XXIV, 494 p. 6 illus.
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Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022.
Vydání:2nd ed. 2022.
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On-line přístup:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99447-1
Médium: Elektronický zdroj Kniha
Obsah:
  • 1. Introduction: The Intermittency Of Youth Migration
  • Part I 2. Introducing Youth Mobility And Migration
  • 3. Mobility Becoming Migration: Understanding Youth Spatiality In The Twenty-First Century
  • 4. Migration Decision-Making, Mobility Capital And Reflexive Learning
  • 5. Inherited Dreams Of ‘The West’: Eastern European Students’ Paths To Denmark
  • 6. Unpacking The Mobility Capacities And Imperatives Of The ‘Global Generation’
  • 7. Why Student Mobility Does Not Automatically Lead To Better Understanding: Reflections On The Concept Of Intercultural Learning
  • Part II 8. Free Movement In Education
  • 9. Youth Educational Mobility: The Start Of Intellectual Migration
  • 10. Understanding Educational Migration From Greece To The UK In Times Of Crisis
  • 11. Transnational Mobility, Education And Social Positioning Between Brazil And Germany
  • 12. Refugees’ Access To Higher Education In Italy: An Opportunity Lost For The ‘Lost Generation
  • 13. After Mobility: The Long-Term Impact Of Study Abroad On Professional Teacher Behaviour
  • 14. Dispositives Of Internationalization In Brazilian Science: The Unified Postgraduate Examination In Physics
  • 15. ‘I Had To Move Somewhere:’ Leaving Finland To Study In Sweden
  • Part III 16. Institutionalized Mobility Inside And Outside Erasmus
  • 17. Erasmus At 30: Institutional Mobility At Higher Education In Perspective
  • 18. Learning In Transition: Erasmus+ As An Opportunity For Internationalization
  • 19. Mobility And Participation: The Intertwined Movement Of Youth And Ideas
  • 20. The Super-Mobile Student: Global Educational Trajectories In Erasmus Mundus
  • 21. Educational Mobility Of South African Youth: Insights From Erasmus Mundus Action 2
  • 22. Intra-Regional Academic Mobility In Central Asia: The OSCE Academy In Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
  • 23. South–South Student Mobility: International Students From Portuguese-Speaking Africa In Brazil
  • 24. Mobile And Immobile Students’ Characteristics And Programme Choices
  • 25. Identity Challenges And Pedagogical Consequences: International Students In Higher Education Pathway Programmes In Australia
  • Part IV 26. Working Towards Mobility
  • 27. Beyond Skills: Facets Of Mobility In Romania’s Vocational Education And Training
  • 28. Using Cross-Border Mobility In Vocational Education And Training In The Greater Region Saarlorlux
  • 29. Vocational Learning Abroad: The Case Of German VET Mobility
  • 30. Youth As Temporary Workers Abroad: The Experiences Of Australia, Canada And New Zealand
  • 31. International Work Placements: Developing Intercultural Skills?
  • 32. Abroad Forever? Embedding Spatial Mobility In Academic Work Trajectories In Italy
  • 33. Italian Youth And The Experience Of Highly Qualified Migration To The United Kingdom
  • Part V 34. Mobility At The Margins
  • 35. Mobility Choices In Post-Soviet States: How The EU Attracts Youth In Its Shared Neighbourhood With Russia
  • 36. From Forced Migration To Mobility: Dreaming Of Home Within ‘Rooted Mobilities’
  • 37. ‘I Was Not Prepared To Go To Spain’: Work Mobility Of Young People At The Margins In Portugal
  • 38. Crossing The Line: Current And Future Challenges In Youth Mobility
  • 39. Youth Mobility, Mental Health And Risky Behaviours
  • 40. Rethinking The Value(S) Of Short-Term Youth Mobility: Neoliberal Ideals And Counterhegemonic Possibilities
  • 41. A Wonderful But Uncertain Time: Youth Transitions Of Erasmus Students And Lisbon’s Housing Crisis
  • 42. Conclusion: Youth Migration In The Age Of Pandemic Immobility.