Euan AULD博士
助理教授
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2948 8207
D2-2/F-37
edauld@eduhk.hk
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PhD, UCL Institute of Education
MRes, UCL Institute of Education
MA, UCL Institute of Education
BA, The University of Edinburgh
Specialisation and expertise:
- Comparative and international education
- Policy studies
- Philosophical anthropology
- Sociology
- Governance (history and theory)
Euan Auld is an Assistant Professor in the Department of International Education at the Education University of Hong Kong. He holds a doctorate in Comparative and International Education & Policy Studies from the UCL Institute of Education, London (UK). His doctoral thesis investigated the rise of international large-scale assessments in education, and their influence on education research and policymaking, utilisingtheories from sociology, political science, and philosophy.
Euan’s current work theorises and conceptualises the role of stories in research, policy and governance processes, and the continuing relevance of myths and theircorresponding symbols in contemporary - modern - societies. His research interests lie primarily in the fields of sociology and philosophical anthropology, investigating interrelated systems of meaning-making across cultures both past and present, and exploring ways to (re)integrate these insights into comparative studies of education, and education policy and practice.
Euan is a Managing Editor for the journal European Education (Taylor & Francis), and is an active member of the following societies: Comparative Education Society of Europe (CESE), Comparative and International Education Society (CIES), and the Comparative Education Society of Hong Kong (CESHK). He is serving as Honorary Secretary of CESHK.