Read more
This incredibly timely volume offers insight into how educational leadership is managed, demonstrated, and enacted in zones of conflict, underlining the pivotal role educational leadership plays in peacebuilding and conflict resolution efforts internationally.
List of contents
Introduction
PART 1: Educational Leadership of Resilience in Specific Conflict Zones and Communities
1: Leadership of Kindergarten Teachers in the Old City of Jerusalem: Fostering Resilience and Creating a Secure Climate in Early Education
2: Kindergarten Teachers' Leadership, Difficulties and Actions Taken during the 2023 Israel-Hamas War
3: Educational Leadership during Crisis: Ultra-Orthodox Teachers in a Secular Education System during the Iron Swords War
4: Coping and Resilience Resources among School Principals in the Arab-Bedouin Education System in the shadow of the Swords of Iron War
5: Bottom-up Educational Leadership in Rural Communities in the Northern Israeli Periphery During the Swords of Iron War
PART 2: Decision-Making Leadership Practices in Maintaining Educational Continuity During Wars and Security Risk
6: Educational Leadership in the Midst of a Multi-level Crisis Event: Insights from Wartime Podcasts
7: Emergency Responses of the Ukrainian Education System to the Full-Scale Russian Invasion
8: Doing Responsibility in Times of War and Insecurity: Processes of Responsibilization in Educational Leadership
9: Navigating Crisis in Special Education - Establishing Hotel-Based Field Schools for War Evacuees in Israel
10: An Internal Community Education System During an Emergency: An Auto-Ethnography of the Israel-Gaza War
PART 3: Educational Leadership of Inclusion for War- Refugee Students
11: Educational Leadership and Integration Support for Refugee Children from Ukraine in German Schools in 2022-2023
12: Educational and Social Integration Challenges of Ukrainian Refugee Students in Würzburg, Germany
13: Moving Between Two Wars and Identities: How Israeli School Leaders Raise the Morale of War-Refugee Students from Russia and Ukraine
14: Homegrown Educational Leadership in Forced Russian-origin Migrant Society: The Case of Georgia
PART 4: Leadership in Rebuilding Educational Systems after the Resolution of a Prolonged Conflict
15: Critical Educational Bricolage in Times of Prolonged Conflict: Toward a Theory of Recognition for Restoration
16: K-12 Women Educational Leaders of Pakistan: Embracing Resilience in Unstable Post-War Times
17: Restoring Educational Leadership Despite Being in Afghanistan: A Tale of Dark Times
18: Modern Education and its Enemies in Afghanistan - an Analytical, Historical Review to Inform the Future
19: Teaching after the War: Lessons from Educators after the Second World War in Norway
Conclusions and Implications
About the author
Mary Gutman is a researcher, teacher educator, and lecturer in the Master's program for Management and Organization of Education Systems, Michlalah Jerusalem College, Israel.
Summary
This incredibly timely volume offers insight into how educational leadership is managed, demonstrated, and enacted in zones of conflict, underlining the pivotal role educational leadership plays in peacebuilding and conflict resolution efforts internationally.
