Volume 1: 2005 Edition

Rights to Education under Australian Law; Jim Jackson
Education as a Fundamental Right in India: Promises and Challenges; Saroj Pandey
The Legal Rights of Students and Teachers in Malaysia; Tie Fatt Hee
Laos, Law and Education; Sara Gustafsson
Prayer and Religious Activity in American Public Schools; Charles J. Russo
The Right to Education in Canada: A Difficult Beast to Tame; Gregory M. Dickinson

SURVEY OF EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

The Right to Education according to Article 14 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union; Roland Winkler
On Facing an Exciting Future Cogitations on the Theme Higher Education, Competition and Access; Guy Neave
Governing Governance: Organisation Law and Network-process-design; Peter Kwikkers
The Right to Education: International Legal Obligations; Kishore Singh
Globalisation, Rights and Issues in Education Law in Singapore; Mui Kim Teh
Nobody can be denied the Right to (an own Identity in) Education – Legal Bottlenecks in National and International Law Concerning the Freedom of Religious Expression: The Case of the Headscarf in Education; Jan De Groof & Gracienne Lauwers
L’actualité du droit de l’éducation en France: Country Report France (01.07 2000-31.12.2003); André Legrand
Occupational Health and Safety of Teachers under Conditions of Infectious Diseases: Does the Rule for Privacy Always Trump?; Pävi Gynther
Another Strategy for Justice: repair the Broken Knowledge Ladder; Pävi Gynther

SPECIAL REPORT

South Africa

School Principals Right to Freedom of Association and Labour Relations: A South African Perspective; Simeon Maile
Freedom of Religious Teaching as an Element of the Right to Freedom of Religion in South Africa; Gerhard van der Schyff
The Unconstitutionality of Religiously Motivated Corporal Punishment in Independent Schools in
South Africa; Gerhard van der Schyff
Educational Rights in South Africa; P.J. Visser
Some Thoughts on Aspects of Delictual Liability in Relation to Public Schools in South Africa; P.J. Visser
Children’s Rights to Basic Education: Implications for the State to fund Schools in South Africa; Raj Mestry

LANDMARK DECISIONS

Daniels v. The Attorney-General: Children with Special Needs and the Right to Education in New Zealand; Sally Varnham

COMMUNICATIONS

Universities from the Perspective of Internationalization; Johan Hoornaert & André Oosterlinck
Educational Rights in The Republic of Belarus; Liudmila Rychkova & Andrei Surmach

ELA publications

THE 2005 IJELP

IJELP

The International Journal for Education Law and Policy provides a critical review of contemporary developments in education law. It combines analysis, commentary and documentation on national education legislation and European and international developments in education. The Journal gives high priority to articles, which provide a comparative perspective and offer a link between law and policy issues. Apart from scholarly articles reviewing the implementation of and new developments in educational legislation at the national, regional, European, and international levels, IJELP features special thematic reports and contains special country reports.
The articles are subject to peer review by independent referees. Published on behalf of the European Association for Education Law and Policy, in cooperation with US-ELA, SAELPA (South African Education Law and Policy Association), LEAGUE OF EDUCATION LAW (Russian Federation), ANZELA (Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association), CAPSLE (Canadian Association of the Practical Study of Law in Education), with the support of UNESCO and supra-national and international
organizations.

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