Dr Joss Winn
Small Group Project 2015-16
Beyond public and private: A model for co-operative higher education
With Mike Neary
This research aims to bring together scholars, students, and expert members of the co-operative movement to design a viable model for co-operative higher education. Using our experience of running a co-operative for higher education in the city of Lincoln since 2011, we will interrogate our existing constitution and pedagogic practices to develop a theoretically and practically grounded model of a co-operative university that activists, educators and the International Co-operative Alliance could take forward.
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Neary, M., & Winn, J. (2015).
Beyond public and private A model for co-operative higher education. Krisis, (2).
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Biography
Joss Winn is Senior Lecturer in the School of Education and Communication at the University of Lincoln.
He is responsible for the School's post-graduate research programmes and teach the Sociology of Education. Prior to joining the University of Lincoln in 2007, he worked in London for Amnesty International and prior to that, the British Film Institute. For 30 years, he has taught at all levels of education, from a Kindergarten and middle school in Japan, to undergraduate and doctoral programmes in the USA and UK, as well as informal adult education.
He is responsible for the School's post-graduate research programmes and teach the Sociology of Education. Prior to joining the University of Lincoln in 2007, he worked in London for Amnesty International and prior to that, the British Film Institute. For 30 years, he has taught at all levels of education, from a Kindergarten and middle school in Japan, to undergraduate and doctoral programmes in the USA and UK, as well as informal adult education.
Biographical details correct as of 15.09.26