Membership
Our members seek to advance educational theory, policy,
and practice. They promote and advance research and teaching in
the philosophy of education. They support each other by providing
supportive critiques of ideas and encouraging scholarship.
Membership is open to anyone with a professional
interest in the philosophy of education. There is no residential
requirement.
Our Society cares for its members. Membership is
subsidised by income the Society generates through publications.

Membership secretary
Andrew Gibbons
Membership
benefits include:
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Free subscription to Educational Philosophy
and Theory (print version, posted to you seven times
a year, and access to the online version). This is the official
journal of PESA.
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Free subscriptions to the online versions of Educational
Theory and the Journal of Philosophy of Education

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Discounted conference fees
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Access to our online discussion forum which
provides debate on issues in the philosophy of education, student
resources, and comments on professional matters. (If you have
lost your login and password email Peter Fitzsimons pjf05@attglobal.net).
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Opportunities to publish academic works cooperatively
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Participation in public debates
The Society provides a service to members who make submissions to public bodies or the media. Draft statements may be sent to Linda Graham ( l.graham@edfac.usyd.edu.au) who will obtain comments from members to assist the author. Collaborative submissions are encouraged.
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Celebration of Books
Members may have their recent books included in the Celebration of Books that
takes place at the annual Society conference. The current list is at Books
by Members. Book citations for inclusion should be sent to David Beckett d.beckett@unimelb.edu.au
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Society submissions and media releases
The Society seeks opportunities to participate
in public debates. When it is intended that a submission
be made in the name of the Society, the member taking the
initiative should email a draft to the President,
requesting assistance. The
President can release media statements as required. All statements in the name of the Society must be endorsed
by the President.
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Grants to students
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Notification about conferences, events, and
publications
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Opportunities to publish book reviews (members
may contact David Beckett d.beckett@unimelb.edu.au to
express their interest and
check the Book Reviews section of the PESA
Forum)

David Beckett
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Subsidies to members attending
the PESA annual conference
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Professional advancement
All for just AUD $50.00 a year.
Apply for membership
We welcome new members. Apply online here>
If you have any questions about membership, please email The
Membership Secretary, Andrew Gibbons .
Once you are accepted as a member, we arrange for Blackwell Publishing
to send you a customer number. You then pay your subscription
online. Just follow the instructions you are sent.
Renew your membership
Our membership is managed by Blackwell Publishing.
To renew your membership, please go to Blackwell
Publishing. Look for the tab "Existing Members".
You will be sent reminder notices by post and email when your subscription is due.
Charlotte Stratton, at Wiley-Blackwell,
looks after PESA members. You may email her if your journals do
not arrive in the post or if you have any other concerns about
membership, cstratton@wiley.com.

Charlotte Stratton
If you have lost your Blackwell customer number which
you need to renew your membership, please email Blackwell
Membership Services.
Member's self portraits
Members may provide descriptions of themselves for inclusion in this list.
Bruce Haynes
Members' log in

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