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I am pleased to welcome you to CIEclopedia as its new Editor, representing the
Comparative Education Research Centre, The University of Hong Kong as host
sponsor. CIEclopedia was founded in 2006 by Sina Mossayeb (Founding Editor) at Teachers College, Columbia University, with the support of Professor Gita Steiner-Khamsi. Thanks to them and to our co-sponsors (listed to the right), we have this
valuable resource on the human histories underlying the field of comparative
and international education. During this second triennium of CIEclopedia, I envision that our database will be more universal in scope, encompassing scholars from time past and time present coming from different parts of the globe and representing diverse approaches to the field. I look forward to your personal contribution.
For a technical guide on creating a profile (criteria for candidates,
field requirements, etc.) please download the CIECLOPEDIA
TECHNICAL GUIDE (click
here to open guide in Acrobat Reader).
Maria Manzon
Editor (2009-2012)
Comparative Education Research Centre
The University of Hong Kong
E-mail: mimanzon@graduate.hku.hk
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CIEclopedia is an
online who's who database of noticeable contributors to the
field of comparative and international education. By adopting an
agent-centric approach to scholarship, we follow the life and
works of individuals who have pitched in their share of
developing a field that has evolved over decades and throughout
the world. International in scope, CIEclopedia reflects the
diverse membership of the field and their scholarship. The
database has adopted a semi Web 2.0 philosophical approach,
namely that contribution to the database, its expansion and
content, are dependent on interaction with its users; leaving
entries always a work-in-progress and open to change. We invite
you to contribute to this novel reflection of active learners
and educators in comparative and international education
studies; your submissions will be a valuable service to past,
present, and future generations in our field.
For a technical guide on creating a profile (criteria for
candidates, field requirements, etc.) please download the
CIECLOPEDIA TECHNICAL GUIDE (click
here to open guide in Acrobat Reader). |



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