THE ART OF WORLD LEARNING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOA A SUSTAINABLE PLANET

"This is a visionary, consciousness-raising book that asks us to rethink the purposes and design of study away and study abroad experiences in the context of a broadened set of global threats, including climate disruption, soaring inequality, ecosystem breakdown, the dying off of distinct langu...

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Main Author: Slimbach, Richard 1952- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Sterling, Virginia Stylus Publishing 2020
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