Hoofdstuk van Soziale Arbeit mit Pflichtklientinnen und Pflichtklienten. Theoretische Positionen – methodische Beiträge – neue Perspektiven
Es war wichtig, die authentischen Ansichten, Wünsche und Empfindungen von Jugendlichen mit Behinderung in Bezug auf Inklusion im Sport zu erhalten. Daher wurden Online-Fokusgruppen mit Kindern und Jugendlichen mit einer Behinderung, ihren Eltern und Expert*innen im Sportbereich in Finnland, Litauen, Portugal und den Niederlanden durchgeführt. Aus diesen Interviews wurden sieben Themen bezüglich Inklusion im Sport identifiziert, die im Folgenden einzeln erläutert werden.
In this article the work of power through discourse in music education in primary schools in the Netherlands is examined. After introducing the central concepts of culture, practice, discourse, and power, the current dominant musical discourse in the Netherlands is presented as expressed in three nested perspectives: the perspective of music as a specialist domain, the perspective of music as (essentially instrumental) performance, and the perspective of music as Art. Then, a central document in current music educational developments in Dutch primary schools is analyzed. It is demonstrated that specifically the perspectives of music as a specialist domain and (partly) music as (instrumental) performance have a strong presence in the document. The article finishes with calling for more attention to the workings of dominant musical discourse in music pedagogical debates.
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Client: Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO.nl) / Partners for International Business (PIB)The Knowledge-To-Knowledge (K2K) project “Consortium development zero-emission tourism mobility" is part of the private-public Partners for International Business (PIB) programme ‘Erfolgsformeln Verbinden: Nachhaltige Mobilität und Energie in Österreich und in den Niederlanden’. The K2K project was executed by the Centre for Sustainability, Tourism and Transport (CSTT), the research institute of the Academy for Tourism of Breda University of Applied Sciences. Partners in this project were Camptoo, NKC, emodz, and TUI Netherlands. The goal of the K2K project was to develop a joint research and policy agenda for stimulating zero-emissions tourism mobility under Dutch-Austrian cooperation. The results, derived by an extensive literature study and a number of interviews and meetings with both tourism and transport experts, and tourism (business) professionals, are found in this report.
