| CONTENTS |
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| Education for Sustainable Development : Promises and Challenges |
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Preface
 14_2-01.pdf
| Frans LENGLET, Zinaida FADEEVA & Yoko MOCHIZUKI |
| I. International ESD Policy |
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Are We Learning to Change? Mapping Global Progress in Education for Sustainable Development in the Lead Up to 'Rio Plus 20'
14_2-02.pdf
| Daniella TILBURY |
DESD We Can? Some Lessoms Learnt from Two Mid-DESD Reviews
14_2-03.pdf
| Arjen E.J.WALS |
| II. National ESD Realities |
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An Overview of ESD in European Countries : What is the Role of National Governments?
14_2-04.pdf
| Walter LEAL FILHO |
Drivers and Barriers to Implementing ESD with Focus on UNESCO's Action and Strategy Goals for the Second Half of the Decade
14_2-05.pdf
| Dieter GROSS & Shuichi NAKAYAMA |
Identifying Key Elements of Community-based ESD : ESD-J's Projects to Collect ESD in Practice in Japan and Asia
14_2-06.pdf
| Fumiko NOGUCHI |
| III. Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services and Traditional Knowledge |
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Biodiversity, Sustainability and Education : Are We Doing Enough to Connect the Dots?
14_2-07.pdf
| M.S.SUNEETHA & P.BALAKRISHNA |
Ramsar Wetlands-Rice Paddies and the Local Citizens of Osaki-Tajiri Area as a Social-Ecological System in the Context of ESD and Wetland CEPA
14_2-08.pdf
| Paul OFEI-MANU & Satoshi SHIMANO |
Traditional Knowledge for Sustainable Development : A Case from the Health Sector in Kerala, India
14_2-09.pdf
| Unnikrishnan PAYYAPPALLIMANA & Osamu KOIKE |
| IV. Agency and Systems Thinking in Practice |
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Learning to Live Sustainably
14_2-10.pdf
| M. MEHLMANN et al. |
Education for Sustainable Development : Perpertiationg Myths or Bringing about Meaningful Change?
14_2-11.pdf
| Jim TAYLOR |
Education for Sustainable adevelopment : A Systems Thinking Approach
14_2-12.pdf
| Chris SODERQUIST & Susan OVERAKKER |
