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NL ARMS Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies 2019 - Educating Officers: The Thinking Soldier - The NLDA and the Bologna Declaration

NL ARMS Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies 2019 - Educating Officers: The Thinking Soldier - The NLDA and the Bologna Declaration

Wim Klinkert, Myriame Bollen, Marenne Jansen, Henk de Jong, Eric-Hans Kramer, Lisette Vos

 

Verlag T.M.C. Asser Press, 2019

ISBN 9789462653153 , 360 Seiten

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NL ARMS Netherlands Annual Review of Military Studies 2019 - Educating Officers: The Thinking Soldier - The NLDA and the Bologna Declaration


 

This book has as its subject matter the academic education of officers and builds on the signing of the Bologna Declaration in 1999 by twenty-nine European ministers for Education and Science, who thereby agreed to coordinate higher education across Europe, by, for instance, the implementation of the Bachelor's and Master's system. 
 
In the meantime, military academies have also introduced the BaMa system into their programs for officers' education, which marks a transition from the old days, when officers' education took place within a national military system, under military command, and was firmly grounded in principles, traditions and needs, as professed by the Ministries of Defence and the armed forces in particular. So the Bologna Declaration can be seen as crucial leverage for the development of in-house academic degree programs as a fundamental part of officers' education.
 
With this volume, the editors of NL ARMS 2019 strive to offer a platform to both academics and military and civilian practitioners, as well as to combinations of these, to reflect and share their thoughts on officers' education `before and after' Bologna, both in The Netherlands and abroad. 
 
To this end, controversies and challenges, affecting various aspects and systems of officers' education, have been grouped into five themes. Respectively, the first four themes comprise institutional settings and change; educational philosophy; educational challenges and reflective practices; and didactical solutions. The fifth theme, international perspectives, provides insights into the strategic environments and challenges faced by sister-academies, as well as ways to further officers' education across Europe, such as offered by Erasmus programs. 
 
All the editors of this year's volume are affiliated with the Faculty of Military Sciences of the Netherlands Defence Academy in Breda, The Netherlands.