Routledge has announce the publication of: Environmental Education, a major works collection in the Critical Concepts in the Environment series. Its editors are Alan Reid and NAEE President, Justin Dillon. Routledge says:
“Addressing the need for an authoritative reference work to make sense of this rapidly growing subject and its multidisciplinary corpus of scholarly literature, ‘Environmental Education’ is a new title from the acclaimed Routledge series, Critical Concepts in the Environment. Edited by two of the field’s leading scholars, this Major Works collection embraces a wide variety of methodological traditions to bring together in four volumes the foundational and the very best cutting-edge scholarship.
The collection enables users to access—and to make sense of—the most important findings and theories that have been developed by environmental education research. It provides a synoptic view of all the key issues, current debates, and controversies.”
It is 1,931 pages long and costs £765. If you’re tempted (and shipping is free), the ISSN is 9780415520256
The contents detailing the 168 extracts are here. There are 4 parts with 8 sections:
Parts
I Connecting environment and education
II Changing Patterns in Thought and Practice
III Challenging Principles and Priorities
IV Questions and Inquiries about Traditions and Horizons
Sections
1: Connections
2: Environmental Education – Shapes and Shapings
3: Developing and Changing Patterns for Environmental Education
4: Environmental Education and Sustainable Development
5: Currents and Correctives in Environmental Education
6: Experience From and Through Environmental Education
7: Researching, Assessing and Evaluating Environmental Education
8: Curriculum and Pedagogy in Environmental Education – Liberal, Critical and Place-Based Considerations