Vol 16, No 3 (2017)
Using the OCIES 45 Conference held in Sydney in 2016 as its conversational springboard, this issue explores emergent gaps in thinking about a number of key issues of concern to comparative and international educationalists.
These provocations challenge our practice and our postcolonial, postmodern theorizing and educational engagement with these ‘gaps’. In doing so, they open up future rewarding and challenging spaces for our future work together. To read this issue, visit:
https://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/index.php/IEJ.
Please download, enjoy, and remember to cite the work of our authors. As
some of us head to Noumea for our annual conference (OCIES.org), we look
forward to continuing these conversations.
Please also consider submitting your work to us. It is a widely read,
peer-reviewed, open access journal run by volunteers. We don’t charge you to
publish with us but it does take time to have your work properly reviewed.
If you are not impatient for publication, we are a supportive and scholarly
community of passionate people who want to see interesting work emerging in
the field of comparative and international education.
Thanks for the continuing interest in our work,
Associate Professor Zane Ma Rhea
Faculty of Education,
Monash University
zane.marhea@monash.edu
Editor, International Education Journal: Comparative Perspectives
