1st Edition
Building Europe Through Education, Building Education Through Europe Actors, Spaces and Pedagogies in a Historical Perspective
Introduction: Europeanization and Education from the Aftermath of the Second World War to the Post-Pandemic Era
Raphaëlle Ruppen Coutaz and Simone Paoli
Part 1: Europeanization Through Education: Institutions, Projects, and Pedagogies
1. Who Really Needs a College of Europe? Creating a New European Being Through Education
Maxime Behar
2. Pedagogies of Identity: The Formation and Reformation of the European Schools
Sandra Leaton Gray
3. A Pavilion and a Comic: Teaching Children about European Integration at Expo 58
Anastasia Remes and Jessica Burton
4. Shaping Education in Europe Inside and Outside the School System: The Role of the European Centre for Culture (1950s–1970s)
Nicolas Stenger
5. A University for Europe?: The European University Institute in Florence
Jean-Marie Palayret
Part 2: Europeanizing Education: Organizations, Policies and Strategies
6. The European Communities/European Union and the Search for a European Education
Antonio Varsori
7. The Crafting of a European Education Space and Europeanization: The Role of the EU and the OECD
Katja Brøgger and Christian Ydesen
8. Non-Formal Education and Learning in Europe: The Role of the Council of Europe
Howard Williamson
9. The European Centre for Higher Education: The Receptacle of a Will for a Pan-European Higher Education?
Stéphane Cuvelier
10. Europeanizing Europe’s Education Policy: What Role for Education Trade Unions?
Howard Stevenson
Biography
Raphaëlle Ruppen Coutaz is Senior Lecturer at the History Department of the University of Lausanne. Her research focuses on international cultural relations and draws on a variety of fields and approaches: history of the media, history of European integration, and history of educational internationalism.
Simone Paoli is Associate Professor in History of International Relations at the Department of Political Science of the University of Pisa. His research focuses on the history of contemporary Europe and its process of integration, with an emphasis on educational, cultural, social, and migration dimensions.
