With a point of departure in the concept of democracy, this article aims to show how Swedish Popular Adult Education influenced the content of the established school system in Sweden. The Popular Adult Education and established school systems are studied through their relation to democracy, based on curricula, as well as on visionary and political steering documents. In accordance with conceptual history, the study shows how Popular Adult Education and the established school, with their different spaces of experience and references to separate traditions, gradually became accommodated through a common horizon of expectations about the importance of democracy. When this coalescence appeared, an administrative shift could be identified and th...
In this article we have analysed the ways a discourse on individualisation is taking shape within ad...
This study focuses upon the extent that teaching about democracy affects pupil comprehension and opi...
This article deals with the question of what has happened to ‘the public’ in the Swedish education s...
The Swedish concept of folkbildning (the ‘bildung’ of the people) and its introduction in the mid-19...
This paper examines the Swedish popular education in a historical perspective with particular foc...
The paper examines the view of popular movements as the hallmark of Swedish democracy, looking at ho...
By analysing the regulating mechanisms of state subsidies to Swedish institutions generally consider...
By analysing the regulating mechanisms of state subsidies to Swedish institutions generally consider...
By analysing the regulating mechanisms of state subsidies to Swedish institutions generally consider...
Based on recent ethnographic research, this article explores young people’s opportunities of formal ...
Abstract The aim of this article is to describe and analyse pupil influence in four Swedish schools....
The aim of this philosophical and historical position paper is to discuss the ways in which Popular ...
The aim of this article is to describe and analyse pupil influence in four Swedish schools. This is ...
The aim of this study is to investigate the Swedish curriculum’s and high school teacher’s views on ...
- Abstract - Conceptions of popular adult education. Educational ideals from an organizational and p...
In this article we have analysed the ways a discourse on individualisation is taking shape within ad...
This study focuses upon the extent that teaching about democracy affects pupil comprehension and opi...
This article deals with the question of what has happened to ‘the public’ in the Swedish education s...
The Swedish concept of folkbildning (the ‘bildung’ of the people) and its introduction in the mid-19...
This paper examines the Swedish popular education in a historical perspective with particular foc...
The paper examines the view of popular movements as the hallmark of Swedish democracy, looking at ho...
By analysing the regulating mechanisms of state subsidies to Swedish institutions generally consider...
By analysing the regulating mechanisms of state subsidies to Swedish institutions generally consider...
By analysing the regulating mechanisms of state subsidies to Swedish institutions generally consider...
Based on recent ethnographic research, this article explores young people’s opportunities of formal ...
Abstract The aim of this article is to describe and analyse pupil influence in four Swedish schools....
The aim of this philosophical and historical position paper is to discuss the ways in which Popular ...
The aim of this article is to describe and analyse pupil influence in four Swedish schools. This is ...
The aim of this study is to investigate the Swedish curriculum’s and high school teacher’s views on ...
- Abstract - Conceptions of popular adult education. Educational ideals from an organizational and p...
In this article we have analysed the ways a discourse on individualisation is taking shape within ad...
This study focuses upon the extent that teaching about democracy affects pupil comprehension and opi...
This article deals with the question of what has happened to ‘the public’ in the Swedish education s...