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SUMMARY:Globalizing music education and the international music education 
 community - Alexandra Kertz-Welzel\, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet\, Mun
 ich\, Germany
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CONTACT:Pamela Burnard
DESCRIPTION:Globalization and internationalization are significant factors
  in today’s world and have an impact on music education. So far\, no con
 cept in music education has addressed this topic comprehensively. This pre
 sentation\, which is based on a book published by Indiana University Press
  in 2018\, offers a conceptual framework helping to understand\, evaluate 
 and shape internationalization and globalization regarding music education
  in a culturally sensitive way. It presents a new vision for transforming 
 music education internationally in terms of a united and inclusive\, yet d
 iverse global music education community. By acknowledging different music 
 education and research cultures\, this vision challenges the current state
  of international music education and higher education. It emphasizes the 
 need for developing a pluralistic mode of thinking in music education\, wh
 ile underlining our shared foundations and goals. By using an interdiscipl
 inary approach\, utilizing concepts from related areas of research\, such 
 as comparative education\, policy studies\, sociolinguistics\, or business
  studies\, this presentation opens up new perspectives on how to address g
 lobalization and internationalization with regard to music education. It p
 resents a new vision of how the global music education community could loo
 k like in terms of a culturally sensitive community.\n\nAlexandra Kertz-We
 lzel\, PhD\, is Executive Director of the College of Arts\, professor and 
 department chair of music education at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet in 
 Munich (Germany). From 2005-2011\, she was lecturer in music education at 
 the University of Music in Saarbruecken (Germany)\, and\, from 2002-2005\,
  visiting scholar and lecturer in music education at the University of Was
 hington in Seattle\, WA (United States). With research interests in intern
 ational music education\, philosophy of music education\, music education 
 policy\, community music\, and children’s musical cultures\, she has reg
 ularly presented at national and international conferences. She is author 
 and editor of several books and a frequent contributor to leading journals
  in music education. Her book\, “Globalizing music education: a framewor
 k\,” was published by Indiana University Press in 2018. She was co-chair
  of the ISME Commission on Policy: Culture\, Education and Media from 2016
 -2018\, and chair of the International Society for the Philosophy of Music
  Education (ISPME) from 2017-2019. Additionally\, she is editorial board m
 ember of international peer-reviewed journals\, such as Philosophy of Musi
 c Education Review\, or Journal of Historical Research in Music Education.
 \n\n
LOCATION: Donald McIntyre Building\, Faculty of Education\, 184 Hills Road
 \, room GS1
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