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Papers are invited for early issues of the new peer reviewed journal
Education, Citizenship and Social Justice.  Launched in 2006, the journal
intends to provide a strategic forum for international and
multi-disciplinary dialogue for all academic educators and educational
policy-makers concerned with the meanings and form of citizenship and
social justice as these are realised throughout the time spent in
educational institutions. 

Below is a list of articles to appear in the first issue, March 2006.
Free online access to the journal is being provided through the end of
this year.

For details, including instructions for authors, visit
www.sagepub.co.uk/ECSJ or contact Tony Gallagher, Graduate School of
Education, Queen's University, Belfast UK by email at
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Volume One, March 2006

CCPH member Ira Harkavy on The Role of Universities in Advancing
Citizen! ship and Social Justice in the 21st Century

Paul J. Welsh and Carl Parsons on The Politics of Deprivation,
Disaffection and Education in the District of Thanet

Ranu Basu on Multiethnic neighbourhoods as sites of social capital
formation: examining social to political 'integration' in schools

Keith Faulkes on Rethinking citizenship education in England

David Gilbourn on Citizenship education as placebo: 'standards',
institutional racism and education policy

J. Lynn McBrien on Discrimination and Academic Motivation in Adolescent
Refugee Girls in the United States

Tetyana Koshmanova on National Identity and Cultural Coherence in
Educational Reform for Democratic Citizenship in Ukraine