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[s-asia-it] call for papers: Role of distance education in the implementation of the right to education



Dear Friends
namaste!

I wish to draw your kind attention to a joint project
by six journal.
May I request you to please consider developing a
paper and inform anyone in your circle who would be
interested in the same theme.

with best regards
ramesh sharma
Indira Gandhi National Open University
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Asian journal of distance education www.asianjde.org

Special Issue -2008



call for papers



What is the role of distance education in the
implementation of the right to education ?



The Asian Journal of Distance Education, in
collaboration with 5 international journals, is
launching a call for research and ìeffective
practicesî papers to be published in 2008 concerning
distance education and the right to education (in
particular reference to article 26 of the Universal
Declaration of the Human Rights of December 10th,
2008) :



What is the role of distance education in the
implementation of the right to education ?
How is distance education involved when education is
seen as a right ? What is its position in educational
policy, as a factor of quality and an instrument for
liberty.


This theme can be approached from multiple points of
view, pedagogical, sociological, economical,
political, legal.



The six collaborating journals are:

Distances et savoirs: www.cned.fr/ds,
http://ds.revuesonline.com

EURODL :
http://www.eurodl.org/

Journal of Asynchronous Learning Network :
http://www.sloan-c.org/publications/jaln/

IRRODL :
http://www.irrodl.org/

Open Praxis :
http://www.openpraxis.com/

Asian Journal of Distance Education :
http://www.asianjde.org/





Final texts selected by each participating journal
(according to the normal scientific process of
anonymous review) will be published in their original
language on a common website, with open access;
articles will also be published by each journals
separately, and in the printed versions of those
journals, either in their original language or
translated.





Authors will benefit from a wide international
dissemination, and their works will make up a common
international reference regarding distance education
and the universal question of the right to education.



Schedule :

-          October 2006 : call for papers

-          January 31st, 2007 : deadline for
submitting summaries of propositions for articles (500
to 1000 maximum words);

-          April 1st, 2007 : Notification to authors
of selected abstracts;

-          December 1st, 2007 : deadline for
submitting the first version of full text;

-          January 1st, 2008 : Final versions of
texts;

-          Spring 2008 : All selected texts published
on common website of participating journals.



For Asian Journal of Distance Education, abstracts are
to be sent as an email attachment to:
Editor@AsianJDE.org  





Formatting :
http://www.asianjde.org/WebGuidelines.htm





Articles will have to conform to usual scholarly
requirements : research questions, methodology,
references, contextualisation, results and
implications.





Scientific committee : Terry Anderson, Barbara Spronk
(IRRODL), John Bourne, Janet Moore (JALN), Reidar
Roll, Svein Haaland, Ana Perona (Open Praxis), Paul
Kawachi, Sanjaya Mishra, Ramesh C Sharma (AsianJDE),
Alan Tait (EURODL) and Martine Vidal, Monique
Grandbastien, Pierre Moeglin (D&S).


please visit www.asianjde.org to download a complete description of the theme.

Sincerely
ramesh sharma