Publish at December 14 2022 Updated December 14 2022
A journey into intentional communities and their concrete way of building a world in positive resistance to the rationalizing homogenization of capitalism. How the "common" is constructed and how autonomy, as a category of the everyday, confronts consumerism with democracy. "Through action, it is the real that is directly targeted and not the world of ideas and ideologies."
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Education policies and public opinion (Report)
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Training tools for curriculum development
A vital tool that aims to build the skills of all those involved in reforming education systems through the lens of curriculum redesign. Over 180 case studies and resosurces organized into 8 modules.
