In March 1955, the first issue of the International Review of #Education hit the shelves. Seven decades later, the journal is still sparking global conversations on #LifelongLearning!

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The new issue of the International Review of Education is out now.

Articles from four world regions on women's literacy, flexible learning, non-formal education, learning environments and more, plus reflections on 70 years of continuous publication.

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The International Review of Education has published continuously for 70 years. The introduction to our new issue (out in full next week) describes how UNESCO's founding mission to promote international solidarity and cooperation shaped the journal's unique identity and outlook.

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How did lifelong education take shape in the late 1960s & how did it differ from recurrent education?

This International Review of Education article explores its evolution into #LifelongLearning & the varied ways it is understood today.

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Celebrating 70 years of the International Review of Education 🎉!

Spanning four incarnations, six publishers & countless shifts in global educational thought, discover how IRE evolved into the longest-running international journal of comparative education.

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Are you a researcher working on #lifelonglearning #adultedu #literacy #openlearning #TVET #ESD #EducationOnTheMove?

Submit your article to be considered for publication in the longest-running international journal of education - the International Review of Education.

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To mark 70 years of IRE we are making selected articles from our archive available open access, each for two months. The first - Forty-six years of IRE: A statistical and documentary survey, by Knut Schwippert - analyses trends in authorship, research focus, methodology & more.

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