NOCIES congratulates Dr. Nanna Ramsing Enemark for successfully defending her PhD thesis on February 23rd, 2024!
Title of thesis:
“Handling dilemmas in reception approaches for newly arrived migrant pupils in the Danish welfare state.”
Aalborg University East, in Denmark. https://vbn.aau.dk/da/persons/140639
Dr Ramsing Enemark will present on her thesis in the Stockholm University ICER Colloquium series open to NOCIES members.
All welcome!
Nordic Comparative and International Education Society
NOCIES is composed of academics and researchers from various Scandinavian universities and other research institutes. Its aim is to encourage the growth of comparative and international studies by:
NOCIES is represented at international conferences held by such organisations as the Comparative and International Education Society-USA and the Comparative Education Society in Europe.
Nordic Journal of Comparative and International Education
Focus and Scope
NJCIE is the only journal in the Nordic countries specifically addressing themes within our field and serves as a connecting node for comparative scholars in, or interested in, the region. The journal publishes papers that seek to analyze educational discourse, policy, and practice and their implications for teaching and learning, as well as papers investigating topics through an interdisciplinary lens focusing on new insights and fostering critical debate about the role of education in diverse societies. NJCIE is concerned with the interplay of local, national, regional, and global contexts shaping education. The ways in which local understandings can bring to light the trends, effects, and influences that exist in different contexts globally highlight the general understanding of Comparative and International Education in NJCIE.