Introduction to comparative and international education: why study comparative education? / Ruth Kayhoe and Karen Mundy -- Philosophy and comparative education: what can we learn from East Asia? / Ruth Hayhoe -- "Education for all," Africa, and the comparative sociology of schooling / Karen Mundy -- Comparative indigenous ways of knowing and learning / Katherine Madjidi and Jean-Paul Restoule -- Teaching and learning to teach: successful radical alternatives from the developing world / Joseph P. Farrell -- Understanding pedagogy: cross-cultural and comparative insights from Central Asia / Sarfaroz Niyozov -- Comparative perspectives on school improvement / Stephen Anderson -- International educational indicators and assessments: issues for teachers / Karen Mundy and Joseph P. Farrell -- Gender and education / Kara Janigan and Vandra Lea Masemann -- Education for conflict resolution and peacebuilding in plural societies: approaches from around the world / Kathy Bickmore -- Educating for "global citizenship" in schools: emerging understandings / Mark Evans, with contributions from Ian Davies, Bernadette Dean, and Yusef Waghid.
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