1-2010: Civic and Economic Education and the Current Financial Crisis I

Contributors: Reinhold Hedtke (ed.), Thorsten Hippe, Christoph Deutschmann, Tim Engartner, Peter Bendixen, Dirk Loerwald, Thomas Retzmann, Andreas Klee, Andreas Lutter, Matthias Busch, Tilman Grammes, Kjetil Børhaug, Nadine Malich

Table of Contents

Editorial

Financial, Economic and Political Crises - Carrying Social Science Education on as Before? PDF
Reinhold Hedtke

Article

Exploring the Abyss. The Financial Crisis of 2008 ff. as a Central Topic of Problem-Centered Social Science Education PDF
Thorsten Hippe
Paradoxes of Social Rise. The Expansion of Middle Classes and the Financial Crisis PDF
Christoph Deutschmann
Less Government is Good Government? Deregulation as an Undermining Principle of Financial Markets PDF
Tim Engartner
The Rationale of Crisis Management – On the Handling of Coincidence in Economic Situation PDF
Peter Bendixen
Misselling as a New Topic of Financial Education? A Didactic Analysis of Investment Advise after the Financial Crisis PDF
Dirk Loerwald, Thomas Retzmann
“Greedy Buyers, Amoral Speculators and Lacking State Control” - Pupils Conceptions about the Crisis and their Relevance for Political and Economic Learning PDF
Andreas Klee, Andreas Lutter

Congress Report

Demokratie und Bildung PDF (Deutsch)
Matthias Busch, Tilman Grammes
Democratic Society and Education PDF
Matthias Busch, Tilman Grammes

Country Report

Norwegian Civic Education – Beyond Formalism? PDF
Kjetil Børhaug
Die internationale Finanzkrise als Thema im dänischen Wirtschaft-/Politikunterricht PDF (Deutsch)
Nadine Malich

Issue

Gesamtausgabe / Entire Issue PDF
 


ISSN: 1618-5293