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AAACE Statement Table of Contents Introduction: Adult and ContinuingEducation as an Intellectual Commons 1. Adult Learners 2. Access andParticipation 3. Adult Learning 4. Adult Development 5. Group andOrganizational Learning 6. Theoretical frameworks for understanding the field7. Histories of Adult Education: Constructing the Past 8. International andComparative Adult and Continuing Education 9. Policy and Adult Learning andEducation 10. Sociology of Adult and Continuing Education: Some KeyUnderstandings for the Field of Practice 11. Professionalization of the Fieldof Adult and Continuing Education 12. Professional Identity 13. Facilitationand Design of Learning 14. Planning and Delivery of Adult LearningExperiences 15. Assessment and Evaluation 16. Management and Leadership 17.Adult Basic Education 18. English Language Learning for Adults 19. AdultEducation for the Empowerment of Individuals and Communities 20. Adults inFour Years of Colleges and Universities: Moving from the Margin toMainstream? 21. The Learning Landscape of Community Colleges 22.Employer-Sponsored Learning in the Workplace 23. Workers' Education for thetwenty-first century 24. Armed Forces Education 25. Continuing ProfessionalEducation 26. Spirituality and Adult Education 27. Adult and ContinuingEducation for Health and Wellness 28. Environmental Adult and ContinuingEducation 29. Distance Education in the Age of the Internet 30. AdultEducation in Cultural Institutions: Libraries, Museums, Parks, and Zoos 31.Social Justice in Adult and Continuing Education: Laboring in the Fields ofReality and Hope 32. Struggles for Utopia(s)? Gender and Sexuality in Adultand Continuing Education 33. Chasing the American Dream: Race and Adult andContinuing Education 34. Adult and Continuing Ed. In Relation to an AgingSociety 35. Adult and Continuing Education for Adults with Disabilities 36.Class and Place in Adult and Continuing Education 37. Globalization and theRole of Adult and Continuing Education: Challenges and Opportunities 38. TheKnowledge Society and Adult and Continuing Education 39. Informal Learning ina Virtual Era - Kathleen King 40. Creating and Re-Creating CommunityConclusion: Looking Forward, Looking Backward Editor Bios Contributor ListIndex