Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain

About IMPACT

The Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain (PESGB) publishes a well-established booklet series called IMPACT, addressed to policy-makers and practitioners. It highlights the critical perspectives that philosophy can bring to bear on current education policy. Authors are leading writers in philosophy of education and general philosophy. Symposia with leading policy-makers have been arranged for all eleven booklets published to date. There has been extensive media interest in the series since it started in 1999.

The IMPACT Editorial Team consists of

Editorial Board

Dr Lorraine Foreman-Peck
University of Oxford

Dr Jane Green
Institute of Education, University of London

Dr Michael Hand
Institute of Education, University of London

Janet Orchard
University of Oxford

Professor Paul Standish (editor, Journal of Philosophy of Education)
Institute of Education, University of London

Professor John White
Institute of Education, University of London

Professor Christopher Winch
King’s College London

Administrator

Fiona Brettell
Institute of Education, University of London
fbrettell@ioe.ac.uk

Prices

IMPACT monographs 2-4 £5.99 (£4.50 to PESGB members)
IMPACT monographs 5-15 £6.99 (£5.50 to PESGB members)
IMPACT monographs 16-18 £7.99 (£6.50 to PESGB members)

Plus £1 postage and packing for UK delivery or £5 for international delivery.

For further information about the IMPACT series contact Ruth Cigman or Andrew Davis.
For orders and information about stock contact the PESGB administration office pesgb@sasevents.co.uk.

Please allow 10 days for online orders to be processed (IMPACT orders are dealt with by the society and not by Blackwells). You will not receive an electronic confirmation of your order.

Questa, the thoughtful education magazine

Questa aims to create a meeting ground or forum in which philosophers and non-philosophers can reflect and engage in conversation. It is a space in which philosophers, practitioners, journalists, parents and policy-makers will hopefully sustain a high quality, carefully reasoned debate with the power to influence future policy in positive ways.

In this issue, we are focusing on the 2010 general election with contributions from writers including Mary Warnock, John White, Richard Pring, Richard Smith and Fiona Millar. The magazine can be downloaded as a whole, or the essays can be downloaded individually.

Download:

Complete Magazine 
or
Harry Brighouse & Adam Swift  -  Ruth Cigman  -  Andrew Davis  -  Warwick Mansell  -  Fiona Millar  -  Stephanie Northen  -  Richard Pring  -  Anthony Seldon  -  Richard Smith  -  Huw Thomas  -  Mary Warnock  -  John White  -  Peter Wilby