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Editor’s Monthly Choice🏆📚 Each month, the Executive Editor selects two or three recently published articles that exemplify the best qualities of the journal: genuinely international scholarship on the theory and practice of lifelong learning, supporting and promoting the development of sustainable learning societies. A design for democracy: Britain’s 1919 Report, the context of its creation and its relevance today by Paul Stanistreet and Alan Tuckett https://lnkd.in/d69YGZM3 Tracing the effects and impacts of the Memorandum on Lifelong Learning in the scholarly debate since its inception by Ekkehard Nuissl, and Simona Sava https://lnkd.in/dRfnspYH Free to access until 31 July 2024 . https://bit.ly/3W87qVe UNESCO-IBE #Education #SustainableLearning

Learn about the actions our journals are taking to improve inclusion, equity in global research collaborations, and ethics dumping using the TRUST Code: a global code of conduct for Equitable Research Partnerships: https://bit.ly/3VQAUp4. #OA #DEI https://bit.ly/45RgZva

Today we recommend 📖 'David Hilbert's Lectures on the Foundations of Arithmetic and Logic 1917-1933'—edited by William Ewald, and Wilfried Sieg—The core of Volume 3 consists of seven sets of lectures Hilbert gave on the foundations of mathematics. https://bit.ly/4cKdRmM These texts make possible for the first time a detailed reconstruction of the rapid development of Hilbert’s foundational thought during this period, and show the increasing dominance of the metamathematical perspective in his logical work: the emergence of modern mathematical logic; the explicit raising of questions of completeness, consistency and decidability for logical systems; the investigation of the relative strengths of various logical calculi; the birth and evolution of proof theory, and the parallel emergence of Hilbert’s finitist standpoint. #Hilbert #Arithmetic #Foundations #ProofTheory

Why do golf balls have dimples? Why is it best to throw weights at 42 degrees? 40+ questions are answered in 'Be a Champion' by Amandine Aftalion, aimed at people who watch or practice sports and ask themselves "why" certain things occur. Join the talk on Wednesday, 3 July: https://bit.ly/4cD9zxG. Read the book here: https://bit.ly/3RJVOoC. #Olympics2024 #Olympics #Paris #FrenchInstitute

Bringing a Sun to Earth 🌅 'ITER: The Giant Fusion Reactor' by Michel Claessens provides for the first time an insider’s view into ITER, the biggest fusion reactor in the world, which is currently being constructed in southern France. https://bit.ly/3VJdLpY #NuclearFusion #ITEREnergy #CleanPower