Identity, equity and social justice in Asia Pacific education /edited by Raqib Chowdhury and Lilly K. Yazdanpanah.

Includes bibliographical references.

Local epistemologies in understanding social justice / Raqib Chowdhury and Lilly K. Yazdanpanah -- Challenges in conceptualising education, inequalities in the context of migration : working with Western and Islamic conceptions of motherhood / Taghreed Jamal Al-Deen and Joel Windle -- Legislating English in Nepal : siscourses of social (in)equalities / Ram Giri -- Persistent inequality in femal education within south Asia : comparing Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka / Venesser Fernandes, Farzana Khan, Lavanya Raj and Shashinie Thenabadu -- EIL and learner identities : exploring learners' sociocultural identities in locally developed English textbooks in Oakistan / Zahra Ali -- Power and identity embedded in the Persian first person pronoun /mæn/ a sociolinguistic perspective / Hossein Shokouhi and Alireza Fard-Kashani -- 'I cannot imagine going to a pub' : expectations, lived experiences and identity construction of Asian students in Australia / Melinda Kong -- Representation of EFL instructior' identities through classroom discourse : a case study in a Japanese university / Kaoru Matsunaga -- Hierarchy in high school English classrooms in Vietnam : power relationships and learning opportunities / Hoang Thi Hanh and Pham Thi Ngoc Thanh -- Agendas, aspirations, education and English language teaching in Kiribati / Indika Liyanage -- Issues of equity in Korean higher education : academic deans' stances on the Three-No's policy / Dong Kwang Kim --

"Beginning with the concept that the way we think of social justice will depend on our understanding of who we are, Equity, Identity and Social Justice in Asia Pacific Education recognises and responds to the wide range of contextual and cultural perspectives that inform notions of social justice across Asia Pacific educational environments. While frequently featuring as a key concept in both policy and practice, social justice is understood differently by educators and policy makers in different contexts and regions. Case studies of equality, justice and fairness within educational institutions of the Asia Pacific inform and innovatively contribute to wider contemporary scholarly and public debates. This book facilitates a more nuanced understanding of the cultural dimensions of social justice and allows future researchers to apply new frameworks of understanding that are becoming of increasing relevance to educational practices. Dr Raqib Chowdhury taught at Dhaka University from 1997 to 2004."--PDF Page 193.

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