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The aim of this chapter is to outline and discuss the development of Nordic research on democracy in the field of early childhood education and care (ECEC). We will show how research over a relatively short time has altered from normative and political arguments for democracy in ECEC via an interest in how to implement and operationalize democratic ideas into practice, leading towards a more critical approach addressing complexity to democracy. Through this process a new concept of democracy connected with shared life and pluralism appears to emerge. Communication becomes important. In turn, ambiguity and even conflicting ideas appears to be accepted as a base for democracy.
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Two publications also represented Denmark, one publication also represented Finland and another publication represented a ‘pure’ Nordic perspective. For details on the different studies, please see Appendix.
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Publication | Quantita-tive | Qualita-tive | Question-naire | Observa-tion | Interview | Theoretical | Nordic country |
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Alasuutari and Karila (2010) | x | x (documents) | Finland | ||||
Alvestad (2010) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Bae (2004) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Bae (2009) | x | x | x | Norway | |||
Bae (2010) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Bae (2012) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Bartley (2001) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Boström (2000) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Björk-Willen (2012) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Broström (2005) | x | x | Nordic/Den | ||||
Broström (2006) | x | x | Denmark | ||||
Broström (2012) | x | x | Nordic/Den | ||||
Dahlberg et al. (2002) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Eide et al. (2012) | x | Nor/Swe | |||||
Eidevald (2009) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Einarsdottir (2005) | x | x | x | Iceland | |||
Einarsdottir et al. | x | Iceland | |||||
Einarsdottir (2010) | x | x | Iceland | ||||
Einarsdottir (2011) | x | x | Iceland | ||||
Ekström (2006) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Emilson and Folkesson (2006) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Emilson 2007 | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Emilson (2008) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Emilson and Johansson (2009) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Emilson (2011) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Emilson and Johansson (2013) | x | x | Swe/No | ||||
Emilson (2014) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Engdahl (2011) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Erman (2006) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Greve (2006) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Grindheim (2011) | x | x | x | Norway | |||
Grindland (2011) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Halldén (2003) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Hellman (2010) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Hundeide (2003) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Hännikäinen and Rasku-Puttonen (2010) | x | x | Finland | ||||
Jansen et al. (2011) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Johansson (1999) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson (2003) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson (2005) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson (2007) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson (2009) | x | Sweden | |||||
Johansson (2011a) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson (2011b) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Johansson (2011c) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson (2013) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson and Emilson (2016) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Johansson and Sandberg (2010) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Karila (2012) | x | x | Nordic/Fin | ||||
Karlsson (2009) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Kjørholt (2005) | x | Norway | |||||
Knudsen et al. (2011) | x | Norway | |||||
Kultti (2012) | x | Sweden | |||||
Lindahl (1996) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Lindahl (2002) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Lindahl (2005) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Lindgren and Halldén (2001) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Lindgren (2012) | x | Sweden | |||||
Löfdahl (2006) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Löfdahl and Hägglund (2007) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Løkken 2000) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Løkken et al. (2006) | x | Norway | |||||
Løkken (2008) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Markström and Halldén (2009) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Melin (2013) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Michélsen (2005) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Moss (2007) | x | x | Nordic | ||||
Månsson (2000) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Palludan (2007) | x | x | Denmark | ||||
Pramling (1983) | Sweden | ||||||
Pramling Samuelsson and Sheridan (2003) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Pramling Samuelsson and Pramling (2009) | x | Sweden | |||||
Puroila et al. (2012) | x | x | Finland | ||||
Qvarsell (2001) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Qvarsell (2003) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Qvarsell (2005) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Qvarsell 2011 | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Rydjord Tholin and Thorsby Jansen (2011) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Sandberg and Eriksson (2008) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Seland (2009) | x | x | x | Norway | |||
Sheridan (2001) | x | x | x | x | Sweden | ||
Sommer (1998) | x | x | Denmark | ||||
Sommer (2003) | x | x | Denmark | ||||
Sommer et al. (2010) | x | x | Den/Swe/Nor | ||||
Tallberg Broman et al. (2002) | x | x | Sweden | ||||
Westlund (2011) | x | x | x | Sweden | |||
Zachrisen (2013) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Öberg (2003) | x | x | Finland | ||||
Østrem (2007) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Østrem et al. (2009) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Østrem (2012) | x | x | Norway | ||||
Total | 1 | 91 | 4 | 41 | 15 | 35 | D = 6 |
F = 5 | |||||||
I = 4 | |||||||
N = 21 | |||||||
S = 51 | |||||||
N/S = 2 | |||||||
D/N/S = 1 | |||||||
Nordic = 4 |
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Emilson, A., Johansson, E. (2018). Values in Nordic Early Childhood Education: Democracy and the Child’s Perspective. In: Fleer, M., van Oers, B. (eds) International Handbook of Early Childhood Education. Springer International Handbooks of Education. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-0927-7_48
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