Wolf legal publishers Introduction to Law and Rights in Education: Introductory Textbook on Law and Rights for Students in Teacher Training and Educational Sciences (Studies in Human Rights in Education Series)

Written by an international interdisciplinary consortium, the 'Introductory Textbook On Law and Rights for Students in Teacher Training and Educational Sciences' combines information about the features of education systems and education law from a comparative and European perspective for students and readers approaching this subject for the first time with online support. This is a publication by EduLaw. EduLaw introduces modules on law and rights in programmes of teacher training and educational sciences with the purpose to the contribution of building rights-based education systems in countries in transition. This publication is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. From the Back Cover Written by an international interdisciplinary consortium, the ‘Introductory Textbook On Law and Rights for Students in Teacher Training and Educational Sciences’ combines information about the features of education systems and education law from a comparative and European perspective for students and readers approaching this subject for the first time with online support. This is a publication by EduLaw. EduLaw introduces modules on law and rights in programmes of teacher training and educational sciences with the purpose to the contribution of building rights-based education systems in countries in transition. This publication is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. About the Author Gracienne Lauwers, Lic. Iur., Lic. Arts. (Belgium), Ph.D. Law (Netherlands) is professor of Law at the Universities of Brussels and Vytautas Magnus. She held and holds various visiting professorships including Trento, Vilnius, Moscow and Tirana. For several years she serves as director of the European Association for Education Law and Policy and served as the Director of the Interuniversity Centre for Education Law. She currently chairs the module 'European Education Law' at the Law Faculty of Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania). She has published widely on issues of education law and policy.