Learning To Live Together.

Overview & Synopsis

This quarterly journal offers information about diverse aspects of education in countries throughout the world. Following an editorial discussion of education for citizenship, articles included are: "Free Education for All" (E. Jouen); "The Challenge of Pay Equity: A Stubborn Problem" (M. Tomei); "The IMF's Pupil in Latin America: Chronicle of a Dismal Failure" (M. Maffei); "What GATS Means to Higher Education" (M. Fouilhoux); and "Norway Wishing Utdanningsforbundet a Long Life" (J. Garbo). This issue also includes the Dossier, "Learning To Live Together"A which contains nine articles: (1) "Introduction" (S. Hanley); (2) "The Right to Education" (K. Tomasevski); (3) "Common Kinds of Discrimination in Education" (A. Amor); (4) "South Africa Struggles for Equality in Education" (H. Lorgat); (5) "The Role of Textbooks in the Promotion of International Brotherhood" (S. Fujikawa); (6) "The Commitment of Governments to Multicultural Education"; (7) "Gender in Pursuit of a Culture of Peace" (B. A. Reardon); (8) "Education for All for Learning To Live Together: Problems and Solutions" (C. Braslavsky); and (9) "Legislation." Additional articles are: "Education in the Hands of Sheriffs" (A. Car); "Education in Time of War" (H. Ferlini); "Education Plays a Leading Role in Rebuilding War-Torn Country" (A. Mathews); "Industrialized Countries Give Lip Service to Development Commitments" (W. Van der Schaaf); and "International Bureau of Education: Forward-Looking Institution with Deep Roots in the Past" (C. Braslavsky). (BT)