Mapping non-proliferation and disarmament education in Europe /
Suh, Elisabeth I-Mi
Mapping non-proliferation and disarmament education in Europe / [electronic resource] Elisabeth I-Mi Suh - Brussels : EUNPDC, 2020 - 19 pages - Non-proliferation and disarmament papers ; 69 .
"September 2020". This paper maps activities undertaken to educate the next generation of Europeans on non-proliferation and disarmament-related topics with a view to training future scholars and professionals, excluding capacity-building efforts. Most members of the European network of independent non-proliferation and disarmament think tanks conduct informal and formal educational activities, ranging from courses for students to workshops for young professionals, internships, networking events and mentoring programmes. However, the geographic distribution and dominant political science focus of these efforts illustrate the lack of accessibility and multidisciplinarity of non-proliferation and disarmament education currently available in Europe. Treating education as empowerment rather than a one-way process of recruitment can facilitate the introduction of new approaches and tools. Education can tap into existing potential among the next generation, such as intercultural competencies, multilingualism or technical know-how. Forms of participatory learning and autonomous project work place more responsibility on the learner to develop the skills required to deal with tasks. SIP2023
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Europe--monitoring--education--nonproliferation--disarmament
Mapping non-proliferation and disarmament education in Europe / [electronic resource] Elisabeth I-Mi Suh - Brussels : EUNPDC, 2020 - 19 pages - Non-proliferation and disarmament papers ; 69 .
"September 2020". This paper maps activities undertaken to educate the next generation of Europeans on non-proliferation and disarmament-related topics with a view to training future scholars and professionals, excluding capacity-building efforts. Most members of the European network of independent non-proliferation and disarmament think tanks conduct informal and formal educational activities, ranging from courses for students to workshops for young professionals, internships, networking events and mentoring programmes. However, the geographic distribution and dominant political science focus of these efforts illustrate the lack of accessibility and multidisciplinarity of non-proliferation and disarmament education currently available in Europe. Treating education as empowerment rather than a one-way process of recruitment can facilitate the introduction of new approaches and tools. Education can tap into existing potential among the next generation, such as intercultural competencies, multilingualism or technical know-how. Forms of participatory learning and autonomous project work place more responsibility on the learner to develop the skills required to deal with tasks. SIP2023
Europe--monitoring--education--nonproliferation--disarmament