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Guest editorial: Adult and higher education in changing global contexts: innovative theory and practices from Asian countries and beyond
Lambert, Steve Sun, Qi Kang, Haijun Archuleta, Kristi
Lambert, Steve
Sun, Qi
Kang, Haijun
Archuleta, Kristi
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2023-06-12
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We are delighted to present this Special Issue (SI) entitled Adult and Higher Education in Changing Global Contexts: Innovative Theory and Practices from Asian Countries and Beyond to the esteemed readers of the Journal of Higher Education, Skills, and Work-Based Learning (HESWBL). The inspiration behind this issue stems from over two decades of research and scholarship presented at the Asian Adult Education Conference (AAE) (https://asianadulteducation.weebly.com/) originally known as the Asian Diaspora Adult Education Pre-Conference that has been organized in conjunction with the Adult Education Research Conference (AERC). AAE's mission has been to provide an academic forum for research and scholarship exchange, and mutual collaborations among scholars, researchers, educators, practitioners and policymakers in adult and higher education from the East, West and Rest. Since 2003, AAE has grown into the leading pre-conference at AERC, actively promoting research and co-constructing academic scholarship in the adult and higher education field.
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Sun, Q., Kang, H., Archuleta, K. and Lambert, S. (2023). Guest editorial: Adult and higher education in changing global contexts: innovative theory and practices from Asian countries and beyond. Higher Education, Skills and Work-Based Learning, 13(3), 445-449. https://doi.org/10.1108/HESWBL-06-2023-289
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Emerald
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Higher Education, Skills and Work-Based Learning
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10.1108/HESWBL-06-2023-289
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2042-3896