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NN13, January 1992

Networking education and training

2-5

Networking as a knowledge system

By Kenneth King
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5-8

From group to network: sociological perspectives

By Michel Carton
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9-10

Networking, restriction of information and democratisation in Africa

By Katherine Namuddu
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10-12

Cultures of policy and cultures of networking

By Noel McGinn
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12

Networks, self-interest and sustainability

By Wolfgang Gmelin
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13

Cultural assumptions embedded in networking

By Cheng Kai-Ming
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14-15

Specialist networks in education and training

By Kenneth King
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15-16

Consultative group on early childhood care and development

By Robert Myers
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16

Latin American education and work network

By Maria Antonia Gallart
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17

African Educational Research Network

By Milton Ploghoft
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17-18

The SEAMEO Innotech network on research and information

By Minda Sutaria
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18-20

UNESCO networks in education and training worldwide

By Juan Carlos Tedesco
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20-22

Commonwealth networks in education

By Commonwealth Secretariat
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22-23

Science and technology networking: a sombre note

By Mike Savage
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23-24

African development education network (ADEN)

By Francis Mulwa
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24-25

European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction

By Noel Entwistle
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25-30

Specialist newsletter and networks

By Kenneth King
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31-33

Activities of the Committee on "Educational Research in Cooperation with Third World Countries" of the German Educational Research Association

By Wolfgang Karcher
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33

Seminar on Latin American education

By Mark Richmond
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33-34

US National Center on Adult Literacy and its international network

By Dan Wagner
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34

Scottish education action for development (SEAD)

By Linda Gray
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35-36

The European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes

By Claude Auroi and Janine Rodgers
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36-37

Catholic development network

By CIDSE
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38

Unpacking network processes and products: an introductory note

By Kenneth (Ed) King
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35

Networks on development - with relevance also for education: an introductory note

By Kenneth (Ed) King
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31

National networks concerned with international education: an introductory note

By Kenneth King
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38-42

Professional associations and academic networks: some observations for the UK

By Keith Watson
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42-43

Share: system to help access reports of effective education

By Florence Kiragu
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43

Networks trading in information vs. networks trading in commentary

By Nadia Ebel
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44-46

Evolution of networks; evolution from networks

By Jon Lauglo
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46-47

Networking when the State, and higher education systems are weak

By Wim Hoppers
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48-49

RRAG networks: who's who and what do they do? An introductory note

By Kenneth (Ed) King
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49-51

From group to network: management issues

By Michel Carton
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51-52

Multiple membership issues

By Kenneth King
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52-53

Problem of networking: the ERNESA experience

By Donatus Komba
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53-54

The Education Research Network in Kenya (ERNIKE)

By Daniel Sifuna
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54-56

The Botswana Educational Research Association's (BERA) participation in research and policy studies for the National Commission of Education (NCE)

By Changu Mannathoko
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56-58

Lessons learned from REDUC (1972-1992)

By Patricio Cariola
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58-60

Increasing network effectiveness through technology

By Jose Gonsalez Cornejo
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61-64

Centros REDUC

By REDUC
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65-66

REDUC in relation to other Latin American networks

By Ernesto Schiefelbein
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66-67

Southeast Asian bibliographic and abstracting

By Zainal Ghani
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68-69

Prospect for developing an Arab RRAG regional network

By Victor Billeh
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69-70

Networking in support of South African policy change

By Peter Badcock-Walters
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70-71

South Africa

By David Gilmour
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72

Japan: education and development network

By Akihiro Chiba
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72-73

Networking: a possible approach to centre-state policy dialogue in India

By Caroline Dyer
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74

Update on education for all: an introductory note

By Kenneth King (Ed)
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74-75

Education for all (EFA) forum activities

By Mike Lakin
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75

Conclusions and follow-up to the DAC meeting on Basic education

By Hans Lundgren
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83-86

Publications, Announcements, dissemination

By NORRAG
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