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El. knyga: Changing World of Outdoor Learning in Europe

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The Changing World of Outdoor Learning in Europe sets out to provide a comprehensive analysis of the economical and political changes that have occurred in European outdoor culture in the preceding two decades, from a diverse range of perspectives including institutional, theoretical, national and educational views. The book looks at how outdoor education has been transformed into an increasingly global field where established and influenced practices have been introduced into modernising and democratising nations.With contributions from the members of the board of the European Institute of Outdoor Adventure Eduation and Experiential Learning and representatives of the networks that stand behind it, this unique book provides thorough factual analyses and examinations of outdoor learning that have never been presented before. The book contains contributions from across Europe, with authors from the UK, Germany, Finland, Sweden, Slovenia, Poland, Norway and the Czech Republic. Chapters within the volume by non - European authors provide another perspective on the European story in a wider context. As a whole, the book will stimulate the ongoing debate about the nature, function and organisation of outdoor education around the globe. The Changing World of Outdoor Learning in Europe will be of great interest to academics, researchers and postgraduate students in the fields of outdoor education, leadership and recreation; and outdoor, sport, environmental and leisure studies. It should also be essential reading for those involved in outdoor organisations in Europe and worldwide.
List of figures
viii
List of tables
ix
Notes on contributors x
Acknowledgements xiv
Introduction: Dealing with borders, building bridges: how the outdoor movement became European after the fall of the Berlin Wall 1(10)
Peter Becker
SECTION 1 Sociopolitical and environmental contexts
11(74)
Introduction
11(6)
Barbara Humberstone
1 Self-fulfilment in nature: observations about a major narrative in European outdoor culture
17(15)
Peter Becker
2 Youth policy of tire European Union
32(11)
Jochem Schirp
3 Women in outdoor adventure education and outdoor learning in Europe: feminist issues, gender relations and future perspectives
43(14)
Kirsti Pedersen Gurholt
4 Outdoor education/studies and eco-feminisms: reflections on the last 20 years
57(14)
Di Collins
Barbara Humberstone
5 Consider your trace: the shift from education `in' to education `for' the environment
71(14)
Chris Loynes
SECTION 2 Structures and agencies
85(76)
Introduction
85(4)
Jochem Schirp
6 Transcultural explorations in nature-based early childhood education
89(15)
Eva Arlemalm-Hagser
Sub Elliott
7 The changing character of outdoor education centres in the UK
104(13)
Geoee Cooper
8 TEOS -- an attempt to establish an academic discourse about the European outdoor culture in a continually further globalising world
117(14)
Peter Becker
Martin Lindner
Martin Vollmar
9 No risk, no experience -- imbalances in the safety-provisions discourse from the outdoor pedagogical perspective
131(13)
Martin Vollmar
Martin Lindner
10 Adventure education and outdoor learning: examining journal trends since 2000
144(17)
Heather Prince
Beth Christie
Barbara Humberstone
Kirsti Pedersen Gurholt
SECTION 3 National perspectives
161(116)
Introduction
161(4)
Chris Loynes
11 Development(s) of outdoor education in Sweden
165(14)
Erik Backman
12 Outdoor education in the National Curriculum: the shifting sands in formal education
179(15)
Mark Leather
13 Irish outdoor education: knowing my place
194(13)
Stephbn Hannon
14 The development and role of outdoor education and CSOD in the Slovenian school system
207(14)
Darja Skribe Dimhc
Irena Kokalj
15 From Era to Elo, loss or gain? A brief history of Finnish outdoor education
221(14)
Jari Kujala
16 Education in nature programmes in the Czech Republic since 1989
235(16)
Jan Nkuman
Ivana Turcova
Andrew J. Martin
17 Conversations across the pond: connections between Canadian and Western European outdoor studies over the last 20 years
251(13)
Patrick T. Maher
18 End piece: adventures in the outdoors -- an email communication between Steve Bowles and Peter Becker
264(13)
Steve Bowles
Peter Becker
Index 277
Peter Becker, PhD, is Emeritus Professor of sociology and anthropology of sport at Philipps University of Marburg, Germany.

Barbara Humberstone, PhD, is Professor of Sociology of Sport and Outdoor Education at Buckinghamshire New University, UK.

Chris Loynes, PhD, is Reader in Outdoor Studies at the University of Cumbria.

Jochem Schirp, retired director of bsj Marburg (Germany), a nation- and Europe-wide operating non-profit organisation in the field of child and youth care.