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Vol. 4 No. 3 (2025): "Inclusive Education is not Dead, it just Articulates Differently. Approaches and Pitfalls to the International Comparison."
Vol. 4 No. 3 (2025): "Inclusive Education is not Dead, it just Articulates Differently. Approaches and Pitfalls to the International Comparison."
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7146/ejie.v4i3
Published:
2025-12-21
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Editorial - Inclusive Education is not Dead, it just Articulates Differently. Approaches and Pitfalls to the International Comparison.
Raphael Zahnd, Julia Gasterstädt, Andreas Köpfer, Lea Schäfer
1-8
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Decolonizing inclusive education: Potential contributions of participatory research, postcolonial thinking and Ubuntu worldview
Victoria Mehringer, Yahya El-Lahib
9-24
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In-between Culture and Category. Cross-cultural Comparison as a Methodological Approach in Inclusive Education Research
Andreas Köpfer, Michelle Proyer
25-37
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Participation as a lens to measure inclusion internationally - The case of young children with disabilities
Janina Dott, Ulla Licandro
38-54
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Conducting an International Systematic Review on Inclusive Didactics: Methodological Reflections and Translational Challenges
Julia Frohn
55-71
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Diagnostics, Assessment, and Measurement in Relation to Inclusive Education. A Systematic Review of International Research
Katja Beck, Dieter Katzenbach, Sophia Theresia Laux, Michael Urban
72-91
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