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Education and Sustainable Development in the Context of Crises: International Case Studies of Transformational Change

ISBN: 978-1-83797-776-5, eISBN: 978-1-83797-773-4

Publication date: 3 December 2024

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(2024), "Index", Kushnir, I., Sood, K., Park, M.S.-A., Zhong, H. and Serret, N. (Ed.) Education and Sustainable Development in the Context of Crises: International Case Studies of Transformational Change, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 145-151. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83797-773-420241010

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INDEX

Acculturation of international students
, 97

Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030)
, 77

American University of Iraq, Sulaimani (AUIS)
, 27–29, 35–36, 39

organisational affiliates of
, 33–35

American-style liberal arts universities
, 26

American-style university model
, 26, 28

Anthroecological change
, 127

APP
, 35

Approaches to learning skills (ATL skills)
, 117

AUIS Center for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (CACHE)
, 38

AUIS Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre (AEIC)
, 33, 35

Average citation per year (ACPY)
, 85

Benadir regional administration
, 46–47

Bibliometric analysis
, 75

Bibliometric methodology
, 79–80

Biophysical subsystem
, 127

Brain drain phenomenon
, 76

Brain gain
, 76, 97

BREXIT referendum (2016)
, 14

Brundtland Report of the United Nations
, 77

Capability approach
, 4

Capital accumulation in education mobility
, 97–98

Carbon Neutral ESG Sharing Forum (2030)
, 62

Cascading crises
, 15

Center for Gender and Development Studies (CGDS)
, 29, 33, 36, 38

Central government of South Korea
, 59

Chung-Ang University
, 62

Citation analysis
, 85, 99

Citizenship education
, 110–111, 115

Climate change
, 13

disasters
, 16

Cluster analysis
, 81, 92

Co-authorship analysis
, 89

Co-creation skills
, 134

Collaboration trends in migration studies in education
, 85–91

Collective identity
, 113

Colonisation
, 119

Communication challenges
, 35–36

Communicative action to address gap in educating for global citizenship, Habermas’ theory of
, 112–115

Communicative reality
, 112

Community betterment, individual and personal efforts for
, 38

Community mobilization
, 48

Conflict-affected environment, school leadership in
, 48–50

Connectedness
, 134

COVID-19

and impact on higher education institutions in South Korea
, 61

pandemic
, 11, 143

Creeping crises
, 10–11

Crises
, 5, 10–12, 49, 141

education in International sustainable development in ever-existing context of
, 15–16

glocalisation and
, 12–14

around world and impact on sustainable development
, 14–15

Crisis
, 10, 12, 58

Critical thinking skills
, 26, 28, 30, 35

Crucial capital
, 97

Cuban missile crisis (1962)
, 12

Cultural adaptation in higher education
, 97

Culture
, 113

Curriculum model
, 136

Data collection
, 50

Data sorting
, 50

Descriptive indicators
, 82

Digital education
, 16

Disability
, 33

Disadvantaged students
, 63

Disaster
, 10–11

Disclosure of ESG information by universities
, 64

Discourse of international student mobility
, 94–95

Dissemination of ESG information by universities
, 64

Diversity
, 31, 84, 94

Dual-level impact
, 31

Dynamic relationship
, 93

Earth Hacks
, 136

Earthquake
, 12

East Africa
, 5, 13, 15

Economic crises
, 5

Economic crisis
, 14–15

Ecosystems
, 132

Education
, 3–4, 16, 93, 141

capital accumulation in education mobility
, 97–98

characteristics of migration studies in
, 82–85

collaboration trends in migration studies in
, 85–91

conceptual structure of migration studies in
, 91–93

for global citizenship
, 110–112, 117

institutions
, 61

in international sustainable development in ever-existing context of crises
, 15–16

migration in
, 75–76

sector
, 130

for sustainability
, 129–132

Education for sustainable development (ESD)
, 4, 59, 61

Education Sector Strategic Plan (ESSP)
, 46, 49

Educational migration
, 78

for sustainable development
, 77–78

Educational mobility, regional dynamics and neo-nationalism in
, 95–96

Educational research
, 75

Educational systems
, 76

Educators
, 131

Ego-identity
, 113

Ekskäret Foundation
, 132

Emergency
, 10–12

Employability
, 78, 89, 97

Enormity
, 52

Environment, society, and governance (ESG)
, 59

committees
, 62

disclosure and dissemination of ESG information by universities
, 64

management of universities
, 63

operation of ESG committee and efforts to spread ESG culture
, 63

University Cluster
, 64

University Cluster Agreement Ceremony and Forum (2023)
, 64

European debt crisis, The
, 14

European Union (EU)
, 13

Exclusion criteria
, 79

Exploratory factor analysis
, 82

Forced migration
, 76

Global citizenship
, 4

education
, 110–112

Habermas’ theory of communicative action to address gap in educating for
, 112–115

Global contexts
, 5

Global crises
, 143

positive reaction to
, 129

Global South
, 131

Global world
, 143

Globalization
, 18, 128

Glocal community
, 144

Glocalisation
, 5, 10, 15

and crises
, 12–14

Glocalism concept
, 143

‘Habermas’ assertion
, 120

‘Habermas’ theory of communicative action
, 110, 116, 120–121

to address gap in educating for global citizenship
, 112–115

Habermasian theory
, 120

Hackathons
, 136

Headteachers
, 50, 53

in private schools
, 48

Higher education

change in participation and perception
, 65–67

context
, 58

COVID-19 and impact on higher education institutions in South Korea
, 61

cultural adaptation and internationalisation in
, 97

historical background
, 60–61

in post-conflict settings
, 30

regional cooperations between universities and local government
, 65

SDGs and ESG management
, 61–64

in South Korea
, 60

systems
, 26, 30

Higher education institutions (HEIs)
, 30, 58, 94, 99, 142

Human capital development
, 95

Human capital model
, 94

Human systems
, 129

and nature of crises
, 127–128

Hurricane
, 12

Incheon Port Corporation
, 65

Incheon Transportation Corporation
, 65

Incheon University LINC 3.0 Project Group
, 65

Inclusion criteria
, 79

Inconsistent strategies
, 36–37

Individual engagement and development
, 31

Industrialisation
, 58

Inner development goals (IDG)
, 126, 132–137, 144

development
, 133

framework
, 134–135

humans, systems and nature of crises
, 127–128

SDGs and education for sustainability
, 129–132

Innovation
, 128

Institute of Regional and International Studies (IRIS)
, 29, 33

Institutional Review Board, The
, 33

Intercultural competence
, 134

International Baccalaureate Diploma Programmes (IBDP)
, 116

International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programmes (IBMYP)
, 116–117

International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO)
, 111

International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programmes (IBPYP)
, 116

International development
, 5

International educational mobility
, 97

International migration
, 75, 98

International Organization for Migration (IOM)
, 74

International schools
, 111

International student mobility
, 95

discourse and politics of
, 94–95

factors shaping
, 96–97

International students
, 78

motivational factors for
, 98

International study, trans/national academic mobilities and
, 95

International sustainable development
, 5, 16, 141

education in international sustainable development in ever-existing context of crises
, 15–16

Internationalisation in higher education
, 97

Japanese Colonial Period
, 60

Jeonju-University ESG Agreement
, 65

Kangwon National University
, 66

Konkuk University
, 62

Korea University’s Social Contribution Centre
, 63

Korean higher education institutions
, 63

Korean sustainable development goals (K-SDGs)
, 61

Korean War
, 60

Kurdish community’s hesitancy to accept liberal values
, 38

Kurdish/Arab community
, 37

Leadership

conceptualising
, 47–48

development
, 49

Learning lifeworlds
, 143

Liberal arts curriculum
, 26, 28

Liberal values, Kurdish community’s hesitancy to accept
, 38

Lifelong learning
, 74, 77–78

Limited funding
, 37

Local contexts
, 5

Local government, regional cooperations between universities and
, 65

Macro-scale destinations
, 138

Marginalised communities
, 36

Metropolitan Landfill Management Corporation
, 65

Microcategorisation approach
, 83

Migration
, 74–75, 93

analysis of identified data sources
, 80–82

capital accumulation in education mobility
, 97–98

characteristics of migration studies in education
, 82–85

collaboration trends in migration studies in education
, 85–91

conceptual considerations and literature review
, 75

conceptual structure of migration studies in education
, 91–93

cultural adaptation and internationalisation in higher education
, 97

discourse and politics of international student mobility
, 94–95

in education
, 75–76

educational migration for sustainable development
, 77–78

factors shaping international student mobility
, 96–97

identification of scholarly sources
, 79

implications and future directions
, 99

methodological considerations
, 78

motivational factors for international students
, 98

regional dynamics and neo-nationalism in educational mobility
, 95–96

research design
, 78

results
, 82

trans/national academic mobilities and international study
, 95

Military conflicts
, 27

Militia group
, 52

Millennium development goals (MDGs)
, 77

Ministry of Education (MoE)
, 58–59

in South Korea
, 60

Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MTIE)
, 64

Mixed-methods approach
, 116

Multi-faceted-complex-crisis
, 137

Multidimensional crises
, 13

National academic mobilities and international study
, 95

National school systems
, 111

Natural disasters
, 5

Neo-nationalism in educational mobility
, 95–96

Neo-racism
, 95

New Division, The
, 132

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
, 29, 50

Onyx’s conceptualisation of impact
, 31

Onyx’s model of social impact
, 31

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
, 76, 112

Organisational affiliates of AUIS
, 33–35

Participants
, 53

Personal identity
, 113

Place, Problem, and Project method (P3L method)
, 59

Policy landscape of Somali Private Education System

Benadir regional administration
, 46–47

conceptualising leadership
, 47–48

findings
, 50–52

methodology
, 50

recommendations
, 53

school leadership in conflict-affected environment
, 48–50

Political crises
, 5

Political socialization
, 30

Politics of international student mobility
, 94–95

Population decline
, 67

Positive feedback loops
, 128

Post-2015 migration crises in Europe
, 15

Post–conflict society
, 26–27

Presidential Committee on Ageing Society and Population Policy (PCASPP)
, 58

Private schools in Mogadishu
, 48

Problem based learning (PBL)
, 59

Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA)
, 89

Push–pull theory of international students
, 98

Qualitative analysis
, 32

Qualitative data
, 116

Quality education
, 15, 142

Reflexive thematic analysis
, 117

Refugee education
, 89

Regional cooperations between universities and local government
, 65

Regional dynamics
, 96

in educational mobility
, 95–96

Regional Innovation Scheme project (RIS project)
, 59, 66

Regular crises
, 10

Research questions (RQs)
, 78

Resilience
, 128

Russia-Ukraine war
, 10

Scholarly collaborations
, 85

School cultures
, 113

School leadership

in conflict-affected environment
, 48–50

in Somalia
, 142

School-age population
, 59

Self-determination theory
, 144

Self-efficacy concept
, 65

Self-replicating phenomenon
, 114

Self-sustaining phenomenon
, 114

Semi-structured interviews
, 32

Seoul National University
, 64

Social capital
, 66–67, 76, 97

Social cohesion
, 28, 77

Social impact of American Liberal Arts University

AUIS
, 28–29

communication challenges
, 35–36

conceptual framework
, 31–32

findings
, 35

individual and personal efforts for community betterment
, 38

Kurdish community’s hesitancy to accept liberal values
, 38–39

limited funding
, 37

literature review
, 29–30

methodology
, 32–33

organisational affiliates of AUIS
, 33–35

unclear institutional vision and inconsistent strategies
, 36–37

Social justice
, 87, 89, 94

Social role of universities
, 29–30

Social-ecological resilience
, 128

Socially responsible investing (SRI)
, 63

Society
, 113

Socio-ecological systems
, 128

Socio-metabolic subsystem
, 127

Somali private schools
, 46

Somalia
, 6, 46

education system
, 53

Somalia-related studies
, 49

South Korea
, 58

higher education in
, 60–67

Spiritual competency
, 52

Staff faced repercussions
, 52

Student self-directedness and independence
, 117–118

impact of lifeworld on
, 117

Students Club Research Projects
, 66

Supply chain management (SCM)
, 62

Sustainability
, 95

education for
, 129–132

issues
, 136

sustainability-orientated response
, 128

Sustainable development
, 59, 75, 131

educational migration for
, 77–78

recent crises around world and impact on
, 14–15

Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 5, 15, 59, 74, 110, 126, 136, 142

(see also Inner development goals (IDG))
and education for sustainability
, 129–132

management
, 61–64

Swedish organizations
, 132

System colonization, withstanding threat of
, 118–120

Takween (business accelerator)
, 34, 37

Teacher–student communicative action

education for global citizenship
, 110–112

Habermas’ theory of communicative action to address gap in educating
, 112–115

impact of lifeworld on student self-directedness and independence
, 117

methodology
, 115–117

student self-directedness and independence
, 117–118

withstanding threat of system colonization
, 118–120

Thematic data analysis
, 33

Theorisation
, 4

Total citation (TC)
, 85

Trans/national academic mobilities and international study
, 95

Transdisciplinary approach
, 127

Trumpism
, 5

29k Foundation, the
, 132

UNAI KOREA
, 65

Unclear institutional vision
, 36–37

UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL)
, 77

UNICEF
, 50

Unintended impacts
, 27

United Nations (UN)
, 77

Agenda (2030)
, 77

Millennium Summit
, 77

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
, 77

Human Development Report
, 4

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
, 50, 75

University
, 31, 58

disclosure and dissemination of ESG information by
, 64

regional cooperations between local government and
, 65

social role of
, 29–30

University of Michigan, The
, 31

Validity claims
, 113

Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world (VUCA world)
, 120

Web of Science (WOS)
, 75, 83

Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich and Democratic countries (WEIRD countries)
, 142

World Bank
, 50

World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED)
, 77

World War II (WWII)
, 5

Yonsei University
, 64