Call for Proposals

The Description of the International Perspectives on Educational Policy, Research and Practice Book Series, which is published by Information Age Publishing, focuses on providing international case studies concerned with educational policy development, implementation and evaluation, as well as works providing theoretical frameworks and descriptions of program implementation in a wide variety of contexts. The Series does not have any particular geographic focus; theoretical and empirical works are welcome that deal with any country or region, as well as those which are intended to provide broad, comparative overviews of a particular topic (e.g., school reform, curricular design, development and implementation, assessment, issues of gender, etc.). Books in the Series may be individual international case studies concerned with educational policy development, implementation and evaluation, as well as works providing theoretical frameworks and descriptions of program implementation in a wide variety of contexts. Although there is no single set of assumptions presupposed in the International Perspectives on Educational Policy, Research and Practice Book Series, works published will generally attempt to place educational issues in broader social, historical, philosophical, political and ideological contexts.

The Series Co-Editors, Prof. Timothy Reagan (The University of Maine and the University of the Free State) and Prof. Neil Collins (University College Cork and Nazarbayev University), are soliciting proposals for books to be published in the International Perspectives on Educational Policy, Research and Practice Book Series. Potential authors are encouraged to contact either of the Series Editors with any questions, suggestions or proposals that they wish to discuss, or to obtain additional information about the Series. The contact information for the Series Editors is:

Timothy Reagan, Ph.D.
School of Learning and Teaching
College of Education and Human Development
205 Shibles Hall
The University of Maine
Orono, ME. 04469-5766
USA

Email: timothy.reagan@maine.edu

Neil Collins, Ph.D.
Department of Political Science and International Relations
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Nazarbayev University
53 Kabanbay Batyr Avenue
Nur-Sultan City 010000
Republic of Kazakhstan

Email: neil.collins@nu.edu.kz