Introduction
Richard Aldrich, Emeritus Professor of the History of Education
at the Institute of Education, University of London, is the
leading exponent of the application of historical perspectives
to current educational issues.
He has contributed some 15
books and 75 articles to the field, and has been presented with
two festschriften, Whitehead and O’Donoghue, eds, 2004 and Crook
and McCulloch, eds, 2007. Richard’s latest article, “Education
for survival: an historical perspective”, is now available on
iFirst and will be published in History of Education in 2009.
Richard has served as
►ccPublic
Orator and Head of the History, Humanities and
►ccPhilosophy
Department of the Institute of
Education
►ccPresident
of the International Standing Conference for the
►ccHistory
of Education
►ccPresident
of the UK History of Education Society
►ccAssociate
Editor for the Oxford Dictionary of National
►ccBiography
►ccChair
of the AIM25 Steering Committee
►ccA
Director of the GTC Company and Trust
►ccVice-Chairman
of Governors and Trustees of Cranbrook
ccccSchool
►ccVisiting
professor, consultant and lecturer in more than 20
►cccountries
►ccMember
of the editorial boards of numerous international and
►ccnational
academic journals
Recent Publications by Richard Aldrich
►ccLessons
from History of Education: The Selected Works of
►ccRichard Aldrich (2006)
►ccPublic
or Private Education? Lessons from History (ed.
►cc2004)*
►ccThe
Institute of Education 1902-2002, A Centenary History
►cc(2002)*
►ccA
Century of Education (ed. 2002)*
►ccEducation
and Employment: The DfEE and its Place in
►ccHistory
(co-author
2000)*
* Times Educational
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Latest Publication by Richard
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