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Pedagogy & Education
Education studies focus on teaching and learning, pedagogy, didactics, and educational systems across the lifespan. The field connects theory and practice—covering diagnostics, inclusion, media education, and quality development.



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Publisher: Ergon-Verlag, Baden-Baden
With a critical perspective on the philosophy of education, the series Erziehung, Schule, Gesellschaft publishes theoretical, cultural, social, and historical research and studies on topics related to education, teaching, and learning. Particular attention is paid to interdisciplinary and international perspectives under the conditions of cultural and epistemic change in late modernity. Apart from monographies and edited volumes, outstanding academic theses in German and English are published in the series.
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Medienpädagogik
Medienpädagogik | Media Education Publisher: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, Baden-Baden
This series of publications explores issues arising at the point where the media and education overlap. Its individual volumes examine the forms the media can take and what it offers with a view to reflecting their relevance to socialisation, education and upbringing. The series welcomes contributions from a variety of fields written in different languages.
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Paideuometha
Schriften zur Theorie der Bildung und ihrer Kritik Publisher: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, Baden-Baden
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Publisher: Ergon-Verlag, Baden-Baden
Advances in Knowledge Organization (AKO) AKO is the series of proceedings of International ISKO Conferences. Papers are submitted to the organizers of each conference and submissions are peer-reviewed by the scientific committee of the conference. You can find the Journal Knowledge Organization here: https://www.nomos-elibrary.de/zeitschrift/0943-7444
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Publisher: Ergon-Verlag, Baden-Baden
Islamic Religious Education is a dynamic new discipline in German higher education, evolving alongside Islamic Theological Studies and the expansion of religious instruction in schools. This series bridges theory and practice by developing optimized learning processes for a pluralistic society. Closely linked to interreligious pedagogy, it intentionally embeds Islamic contexts into dialogical settings with other traditions to foster encounter, shared responsibility, and deeper interreligious reflection. We explore the full spectrum of Islamic Religious Education—from schools to community spaces. Our goal is to highlight concepts that enable collaborative learning among people of all religious and secular backgrounds, providing the theoretical and practical tools to meet today’s educational challenges. We provide a high-profile stage for cutting-edge research, including innovative dissertations and habilitation theses, monographs, edited volumes, and conference proceedings.
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