Reflections on research collaborations: A call for Nordic research on music education, sustainability, and democracy
Sæther, Eva LU
and Di Lorenzo Tillborg, Adriana
LU
(2019)
p.50-63
- Abstract
- Following the EU declaration from 2016 on schools as the most crucial places for societal change needed in order to strengthen democracy, this chapter discusses Nordic music education and music education research within the context of shared challenges in times of rapid demographic changes. Resting on emerging results from the authors’ research projects, the first theme to be discussed is music education and social sustainability. Secondly, we shed light on inclusion and policy issues in music education and in the last section the focus is on democracy. The empirical data emanates from the implementation of the music education model El Sistema in Malmö, and from the on-going change process within Swedish Art and Music Schools. In our... (More)
- Following the EU declaration from 2016 on schools as the most crucial places for societal change needed in order to strengthen democracy, this chapter discusses Nordic music education and music education research within the context of shared challenges in times of rapid demographic changes. Resting on emerging results from the authors’ research projects, the first theme to be discussed is music education and social sustainability. Secondly, we shed light on inclusion and policy issues in music education and in the last section the focus is on democracy. The empirical data emanates from the implementation of the music education model El Sistema in Malmö, and from the on-going change process within Swedish Art and Music Schools. In our discussion, we underline the importance of research being connected to the field of praxis and engaging in policy as tools for developing democratic praxis. We also see the importance of the NNME network to stimulate and support collaborative research models, that stimulate critical and reflective approaches for the development of music education as a research field with huge social impact. (Less)
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- Sæther, Eva
LU
and Di Lorenzo Tillborg, Adriana
LU
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- publishing date
- 2019-04
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- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding
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- published
- subject
- keywords
- policy, inclusion, Democracy, social sustainability, El Sistema, Art and Music Schools, habitus alterations, collaborative research models, music schools, reflective approach
- host publication
- Advancing music education in Northern Europe
- pages
- 50 - 63
- publisher
- Routledge
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- scopus:85127673198
- ISBN
- 9781351045988
- 9781351045995
- DOI
- 10.4324/9781351045995-3
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- English
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abstract = {{Following the EU declaration from 2016 on schools as the most crucial places for societal change needed in order to strengthen democracy, this chapter discusses Nordic music education and music education research within the context of shared challenges in times of rapid demographic changes. Resting on emerging results from the authors’ research projects, the first theme to be discussed is music education and social sustainability. Secondly, we shed light on inclusion and policy issues in music education and in the last section the focus is on democracy. The empirical data emanates from the implementation of the music education model El Sistema in Malmö, and from the on-going change process within Swedish Art and Music Schools. In our discussion, we underline the importance of research being connected to the field of praxis and engaging in policy as tools for developing democratic praxis. We also see the importance of the NNME network to stimulate and support collaborative research models, that stimulate critical and reflective approaches for the development of music education as a research field with huge social impact.}},
author = {{Sæther, Eva and Di Lorenzo Tillborg, Adriana}},
booktitle = {{Advancing music education in Northern Europe}},
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title = {{Reflections on research collaborations: A call for Nordic research on music education, sustainability, and democracy}},
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