'Eggs in a pan' is an exceptional journey through several dec¬ades of social and political development in Europe, as seen through the eyes of Peter Lauritzen, a sensitive communica¬tor and well-informed analyst. In this collection of his written production, he reflects on a wide range of themes relevant to youth policy, youth work and youth research.This collection of Peter Lauritzen's work brings together writings, interviews and speeches from all stages of his professional career as an international civil servant at the Council of Europe, as well as from his activity in the youth and adult education fields from before he joined the institution in 1972.'Eggs in a pan' is intended both as a tribute to the profes¬sional and as a lasting document of over thirty-five years of development and growth in the youth sector of the Council of Europe, all of which Peter Lauritzen accompanied, and for which he was so instrumental.
Editorial
The Spoken Word
Intercultural Education
On Participation - Guiding Questions
The Social City as a Space for Citizenship in Human 40 Rights Education for Young People
Thirty Years of Youth Work in the Council of Europe
Life Long Learning, Non-Formal Learning and Citizenship
Europe, European Union Enlargement and Education
Post-Face: On Racism and Violence
The Changing Context of Non-Profit Organizations and Associations in the Enlarged Europe - Comments from a Council of Europe Viewpoint
On Citizenship
Are Human Rights (the only) Universal Values?
The European Federation for Intercultural Learning in Europe Today
Youth Policy Structures in Europe
Quo Vadis Europa? National Renewal or European Unification? - Thoughts on Right-Wing Extremism Among Young People in Europe
Youth Attitudes: Past and Present'
The Written Word
A European Youth Centre in Budapest - Challenges, Obstacles, Innovations
The Campaign on Diversity, Human Rights and Participation: 'All Different - All Equal' - 10 Years After
European Youth Development and Policy - the Role of NGOs and Public Authority in the Making of the Euro¬pean Citizen
The White Paper on Youth and the Open Method of Coordination: Challenges for Education, Training, Research and Youth Policy Construction in Europe
Some Comments and Working Definitions
Vision, Aims and Objectives of a Long Term Cooperation Agreement - About the Added Value of Institutional Cooperation in the Youth Field
An Experiment in Learning about the Greater Europe: The European Youth Centre Budapest
Intercultural Learning - One Big Bluff or a Learning Strategy for the Future? Concepts, Objectives and Practices of Intercultural Learning in Informal Education
Young People in the Focus of Social Science
Cultural, Education and Youth Policy
Selected Remarks On 'Role' In Simulation Games and Training Situations
Ragnar Sem: 10-02-1925 - 10-09-1983
Their Violence
Focus on the Conference on Intolerance in Europe
Is that what the Commission wanted? Comments on the Dialogue between the European Communities and Young People
Reunification Possible? On the Views of the Young European Federalists
Interviews
Recognition of Non-Formal Education in Europe - An Interview with Mr. Peter Lauritzen
The Council of Europe's Youth Centre Past, Present and Future: An Interview with Peter Lauritzen by Lynne Chisholm
A House for Citizenship Education - Opening the European Youth Centre, Budapest
Unstructured Thoughts
Defining Youth Work
Wir können nicht gleichzeitig weniger werden, älter und auch noch dümmer (We cannot simultaneously become fewer, older and, on top of all that, dumber)
On Standards
21 Items for the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century
Some Unstructured Thoughts on the Future of the 394 Youth Directorate
Biography
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