vol 4, no 1 - 1999

articles

• environmental education between modernity and postmodernity: searching for an integrating educational framework

  lucie sauvé

  pp. 9-35

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• locating environmental education between modern capitalism and postmodern socialism: a reply to lucie sauvé

  john huckle

  pp. 36-45

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• convergence and divergence: a rejoinder to john huckle

  lucie sauvé

  pp. 46-49

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• relieving modern day atlas of an illusory burden: abandoning the hypermodern fantasy of an education to manage the globe

  tom berryman

  pp. 50-68

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• is there a future for education consistent with agenda 21?

  john smyth

  pp. 69-82

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• issues of inclusion in developing environmental education policy: reflections on b.c. experiences

  pamela courtenay-hall, steve lott

  pp. 83-103

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• starting points: questions of quality in environmental education

  paul hart, bob jickling, richard kool

  pp. 104-124

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• global education: towards a quantum model of environmental education

  david selby

  pp. 125-141

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• la notion de développement de communautés responsables comme source d'inspiration pour la recherche en éducation relative en environnement

  omer chouinard, diane pruneau, djibo boubacar

  pp. 142-154

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• biodiversity as a postmodern theme for environmental education

  amos dreyfus, arjen e.j. wals, daan van weelie

  pp. 155-175

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• environmental education and sustainable consumption: the case of mexico

  Édgar gonzález-gaudiano

  pp. 176-192

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• education and training for sustainable tourism: problems, possibilities and cautious first steps

  stephen gough, william scott

  pp. 193-212

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• environmental education and academic border crossings: addressing (educational) imperialism in aotearoa new zealand

  stefanie s. rixecker, mana whakatau putaio

  pp. 213-230

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• reclaiming silenced voices through practices of education and environmental popular knowledge production

  karen malone

  pp. 231-242

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• thinking the environment: the written epistemology of enquiry

  phillip payne, kate riddell

  pp. 243-261

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