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URL:https://www.ukfiet.org/events/academics-for-peace-the-political-econom
 y-of-repression-in-turkeys-higher-education-sector/
SUMMARY:Academics For Peace & The Political Economy of Repression in Turkey
 ’s Higher Education Sector
DESCRIPTION:Birgul Kutan\, University of Sussex\, UK &amp\; Mehmet Ugur\, U
 niversity of Greenwich\, UK\nTHE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF EDUCATION IN TIMES O
 F CONFLICT\, CRISES AND PANDEMICS\nOnline Lecture Series\nThursdays at 1pm
  – 2.15pm\, October 8th -December 17th\, 2020\n Online on ZOOM – Regi
 ster here\nThe Political Economy of Education in Conflict Contexts Researc
 h Network (PEER Network)\, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Coun
 cil (ARHC) through Global Challenges Research Fund Network Plus Grant and 
 led by the universities of Ulster\, Cape Town\, Nazarbayev and Sussex\, in
  conjunction with UKFIET and the Centre for International Education (CIE) 
 University of Sussex are organising a global\, online lecture series explo
 ring the theme of ‘the Political Economy of Education in Times of Confli
 ct\, Crises and Pandemics’.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n&
 nbsp\;\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n\n\nThis series will be led and hosted by the
  Centre for International Education (CIE) University of Sussex between Oct
 ober and December 2020 and will be openly accessible\, free and online and
  aimed at scholars and students of international development and education
 \, and all those who seek to better understand the complex situations faci
 ng education systems around the world in a period of increasing instabilit
 y\, where education systems are challenged by war\, environmental crisis\,
  financial austerity and pandemics that threaten the futures of a generati
 on of young people. The lecture series will be recorded and uploaded onto 
 a designated webpage and contribute to an open source bank of materials an
 d resources on the Political Economy of Education that will be produced by
  the PEER Network team during the lifespan of the project.\nThe Political 
 Economy of Education in Times of Conflict\, Crises and Pandemics\nWhilst t
 he current COVID19 pandemic has brought home to many citizens in the Globa
 l North the fragility of their existence\, their education systems lack of
  resilience\, and exacerbated and revealed widespread learning inequalitie
 s\; in the Global South this is but one more crisis in a long list that ha
 ve punctuated daily lives and educational journeys. This lecture series se
 eks to challenge its speakers and participants to go beyond narrow underst
 andings of education and its relationship to economy and society and to cr
 itically explore the complex ways that education systems are linked to war
 \, peace\, ecological crises\, financial crises and pandemics – not mere
 ly as victims but also as drivers and catalysts. In doing so we seek to hi
 ghlight that education systems and actors have agency\, capable of produci
 ng conflict ridden and crises prone systems as well as succumbing to these
  factors\, and that policy and practice matters in the pursuit of more soc
 ially just and equitable educational systems that can contribute to a fair
 er and better world. We also seek to highlight how education systems are a
 ffected by particular crises and what policy options they might have to re
 dress this.\nIn that sense the series also seeks to recognise that educati
 on policy and practice is about power and its projection into the educatio
 n system by competing social forces. For that reason we seek to draw upon 
 a wide range of contexts and examples to highlight these contestations and
  their effects on issues of education and social justice/injustice in time
 s of conflict and crises.\nCalendar of Events\n\n	Thursday 8th October\, 1
 -2.15pm (BST). Introduction to Lecture Series and Overview (Mario Novelli\
 , CIE\, University of Sussex\, UK)\n	Thursday 15th October\, 1-2.15pm (BST
 ). The Politics of COVID 19 and Education (Prachi Srivastava\, Western Uni
 versity \, Canada)\n	Thursday 22nd October\, 1-2.15pm (BST). The Political
  Economy of Education Privatization in Times of Crises (Antoni Verger &amp
 \; Clara Fontdevila\, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona\, Spain)\n	Thursd
 ay 29th October\, 1-2.15pm (GMT). Evidence &amp\; Education Policy Making 
 in the Global South during Covid19: Pundits\, Social Movements and Policy 
 Makers in an age of unpredictability (Yusuf Sayed\, University of Sussex\,
  UK)\n	Thursday 5th November\, 1-2.15pm (GMT). The Construction and Surviv
 al of an Intellectual Community during Structural Adjustment in Africa (Ni
 mi Hoffman\, University of Sussex\, UK)\n	Thursday 12th November\, 1-2.15p
 m (GMT). Towards a Political Economy of Education and Conflict in South Af
 rica’ (Azeem Badroodien and Yunus Omar\, University of Cape Town\, South
  Africa)\n	Thursday 19th November\, 1-2.15pm (GMT). Academics For Peace &a
 mp\; The Political Economy of Repression in Turkey’s Higher Education Se
 ctor (Birgul Kutan\, University of Sussex\, UK &amp\; Mehmet Ugur\, Univer
 sity of Greenwich\, UK).\n	Thursday 26thth November\, 1-2.15pm (GMT). The 
 Politics and Policy of Education in Iraq (Kelsey Shanks\, University of Ul
 ster\, UK).\n	Thursday 3rd December\, 1-2.15pm (GMT). Gender\, Education\,
  Conflict &amp\; Crises (Naureen Durrani &amp\; Hélène Thibault Nazarbay
 ev University\, Kazakhstan )\n	Thursday 10th December\, 1-2.15pm (GMT). Re
 thinking Peace Education: A Cultural Political Economy Approach (Sean Higg
 ins\, University of Sussex\, UK)\n	Thursday 17th December\, 1- 2.15pm (GMT
 ) The Political Economy of Education in Perilous Times: Some Reflections (
 Steve Klees\, Universiyt of Maryland USA)\n\n \nPlease Register for each 
 lecture on the link below\, and you will be sent a ZOOM link prior to each
  event. \nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-political-economy-of-educatio
 n-intimes-of-conflict-crises-tickets-119873546003\nThis event can also be 
 viewed during the live session and as a recording via the following link\n
 https://youtube.com/channel/UC8fSNeST25wD4FRMOag5wTg
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