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ENO is permanently represented by Charlotte Svendler Nielsen in the Editorial Board of the newly established, open access Journal for Research in Cultural, Aesthetic, and Arts Education (IJRCAAE). The peer-reviewed international Journal, published by Waxmann, is funded and edited by the UNESCO Chair in Arts and Culture in Education at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany. It aims to stimulate and disseminate research in culture and arts education. Inspired by the UNESCO Goals for the Development of Arts Education (Seoul Agenda) and the new UNESCO Framework for Culture and Arts Education the journal strives to serve as a platform for a global polylogue of researchers in cultural, aesthetic, and arts education, interconnecting its wide-spread research fields by focusing on various aspects of cultural and social transformation and the contributions of cultural, aesthetic, and arts education toward global challenges, such as sustainability and resilience, heritage and transformation, digitalization and global citizenship, diversity and inclusion.” |
Current CfPs:
- CfP Issue #2: (Re-)Searching Peace Education: Aesthetic, Artistic, and (Trans-)Cultural Perspectives (Submission closed!)
- CfP Issue #3: Sensing the Anthropocene: Post-digital Entanglements in Culture, Aesthetics, and Arts Education (Proposal Deadline: April 30, 2024)
- Upcoming CfP Issue #4: (Implicit) Aesthetics in Arts Education Practices: Global Perspectives
Published Issues
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Issue #1 – Excerpt from the editorial
“This first issue of the IJRCAAE gathers renowned scholars and researchers in the fields of CAAE to present the range of topics that this platform intends to address and discuss in the coming years. Our position in the research landscape – alongside many excellent research journals in the field that we hold in high esteem – derives from the following agenda: Firstly, the IJRCAAE is a journal that aims to systematically transcend established genre boundaries and approaches in CAAE, to assemble and contextualize its diverse aesthetics. Secondly, it focuses on the question of what contributions CAAE can make – across its fields (formal, non-formal, informal) and across its diverse understandings of culture, aesthetics, arts, and education – to the transformative tasks and challenges of our present” (Jörissen 2023, p. 4). |