Routledge - Decolonising Lifelong Learning in the Age of Migration

Decolonising Lifelong Learning in the Age of Transnational Migration by Routledge offers an in-depth examination of how colonial history shapes modern migration and the learning experiences of migrants. As modern transportation and communication technologies advance, migration has evolved from simple international movement into complex transnational processes. This shift allows migrants to maintain continuous contact with their countries of origin through circular movement across various spaces. This book provides a critical look at the current ideological foundations of lifelong learning. It questions the Eurocentric tendencies and colonial assumptions that influence how educational and learning frameworks are currently structured. By exploring the connection between colonial legacies and transnational movement, this work provides essential perspectives for understanding the changing landscape of global learning and human mobility.