Comparative and International Education

Beverly Lindsay is Co-Director of a Ford Foundation international grant on women and university leadership with University of California sites. She is also a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Previously, she was a Guest Professor at Oxford University, UK, and Visiting Professor at University College London, UK. She has published eight books.

• 1. The Landscapes for Comparative and International Education.- 2. The Changing Face of Comparative Education.- 3. The Dimensions and Uses of Comparative Education: A Personal Retrospective.- 4. Economics, Development, and Comparative and International Education.- 5. Comparative Education and the Dialogue Among Civilizations.- 6. Expanding the Field of Comparative and International Education: The Inclusion of Gender.- 7. Can Education Contribute to Social Cohesion.- 8. Recognizing Teachers as a Key Focus for Comparative Educators.- 9. Eliminating Dysfunctional Boundaries and Mapping Educational Practice: Toward Integration, Infusion, and Inclusiveness in Comparative Education.- 10. Training "Deep Practitioners": 50-years of the Center for International Education at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.- 11. Two Tales, Contending Perspectives, and Contested Terrain.- 12. Evolving Nexus between Diplomacy and Comparative and International Education.- 13. Traversing Beyond the Contemporary to the Future.