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Vol. 48 No. 1 (2026): Are doctoral programs a springboard for professionalization?
Vol. 48 No. 1 (2026): Are doctoral programs a springboard for professionalization?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24452/
Published:
2026-05-29
Editorial
Editorial
Les dispositifs doctoraux, un tremplin pour la professionnalisation ?
Maryvonne Charmillot, Valérie Rouamba/Ouédraogo
1-3
PDF (French)
Articles
Professionalising the PhD: from institutional discourses to career support practices in universities
Isabelle Skakni, Nata Kereselidze
4-17
PDF (French)
The Doctor of education: between self-seeking and career change
Christelle Lison
18-29
PDF (French)
The ‘ideal’ and ‘lived’ dimensions of a training programme that professionalizes to research: an evaluation of the doctoral school's programme
Elsa Chachkine, Jamila Al Khatib, Fabienne Saboya
30-42
PDF (French)
Being a doctoral student in Burkina Faso: individual challenges, social, political and economic issues
Valérie Rouamba/Ouédraogo, Maryvonne Charmillot
43-54
PDF (French)
Understanding the inertia of professionalisation mechanisms in doctoral training in human and social sciences at the University of Douala, Cameroon
Brice Nnemete, Yves Bapes
55-67
PDF (French)
Gathering to Write in Person and Online: Comparing Two Mechanisms to Professionalize Doctoral Students
Catherine E. Déri, Émilie Tremblay-Wragg
68-81
PDF (French)
The Doctoral Programme in Education in Italy: scenarios, transformations, perspectives
Cristina Lisimberti
82-98
PDF (Italian)
Teaching an epistemology course in a Canadian university for the professionalization of emergent scholars
Mariette Théberge, Catherine E. Déri
99-109
PDF (French)
Varia
Nurturing Dialogue, Fostering critical thinking: The Impact of a Short SEVE Philosophy Program for Children
Nathalie Martin, Chiara Zanetti, Philippe Gay
110-124
PDF (French)
Engaging teachers in collaborative assessment of student learning. How do teachers make sense of it ?
Jean-Pascal Ochelen, Gonzague Yerly
125-138
PDF (French)
Between Prescribed Curriculum and School Implementation: Combating LGBTIQphobia in Vaud Schools
Laurent Audétat
139-152
PDF (French)
Global Citizenship Education in Primary Schools: between prepared practices, spontaneous practices, and avoidance strategies
Rachel Solomon Tsehaye, Emilie Hermenjat
153-163
PDF (French)
Anchoring inclusive-digital education in school concepts at vocational schools – results of a systematic document analysis
René Wüthrich
164-175
PDF (German)
Review
Peters, L. (2025). Heterogenität als Diskurs. Zur Wirkmacht unbestimmter Begriffe in der Pädagogik. [transcript] Pädagogik. 204 S.
Sabine Tanner
176-177
PDF (German)
Bonoli, L. (2025): Die Arbeit hinter den Kulissen. 30 Jahre Berufsbildungspolitik. Im Gespräch mit Christine Davatz und Bruno Weber-Gobet. hep Verlag. 192 S.
Karin Büchter
178-179
PDF (German)
Sander, I. (2024). Critical Datafication Literacy. A Framework and Practical Approaches. transcript. 295 S.
Markus Unternährer
180-181
PDF (German)
Baillifard, A. & Carbonel, H. (dir.) (2025). L'éducation à l'épreuve de l'intelligence artificielle. Edition Epistémé, Pédagogies en pratique, 297 pages.
Philippe Haeberli
182-183
PDF (French)
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