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Autumn 2026: Shaping the Future of Education in Ireland – A Contribution to the Conversation

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The Autumn 2026 issue of Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review contains 186 pages of articles, poetry and book reviews. Below is the table of contents.

Articles

  • Special Issue on the National Convention on Education: Introduction | Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh
  • Agenda for the Convention on Education
  • The First National Education Convention (1993) |  John Walshe
  • Reimagining Education in Ireland: The Genesis and Promise of the Convention on Education | Martin Hawkes
  • Reimagining Education for the Age of Accelerations | Andreas Schleicher
  • Education for Flourishing: Essential Aims, Unavoidable Tensions | Joseph Dunne
  • Going Beyond Human-Capital-Led Education: Creating a World without War, Violence, and Deep Injustices | Kathleen Lynch
  • Empathy Education in Formal and Non-Formal Education: Towards a New Horizon | Pat Dolan
  • My Thoughts on the Unique Role of Process Drama to Connect, Inspire, and Motivate | Joanna Parkes
  • Between Promise and Practice: A Critical Examination of the Irish Education System’s Response to the Climate and Biodiversity Crises | Anne M. Dolan
  • Learning to Build an Authentic Life | Finbarr Bradley
  • The Convention Should Consider the Creative Role of Languages in Irish Society and Education | Paul Gillespie
  • Going Beyond the Language in Language Learning | Jacob Roantree
  • An Ghaeilge in 2030: Machnamh Macánta agus Cinntí Cinniúnacha le Déanamh/The Irish Language in 2030 | Pádraig Mac Brádaigh
  • Supporting Students for Life outside the Classroom | Sai Gujulla
  • The Importance of Presence, Vision, Values, and Imagination Is Non-Negotiable | Bernie O’Connell
  • Towards a More Inclusive System of Education in Ireland | David Leahy
  • Custodians of a Living Tradition: Leadership Formation in Education | Jonathan Tiernan
  • How Education at All Levels Should Best Address the Challenges of Building and Maintaining ‘Strong Links with Communities’ | Genevieve Wyeth

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Book Reviews 

  • Joseph Dunne, What’s the Good of  Education? A Philosophy of Persons  in Practices | Philip McDonagh 
  • Fergus O’Ferrall, County Longford  Explored | Stephen Collins
  • Daisy Fancourt, Art Cure: The Science  of how the Arts Transform our Health | John O’Hagan

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Studies is a quarterly journal of the Irish Jesuit Province. Founded and in continuous publication since 1912, it examines social, political, cultural, and economic issues, both Irish and global, in the light of Christian values, and it explores aspects of literature, history, philosophy and religion.
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