Abstract
This article is the text of a speech delivered by Herner Sæverot, the editor-in-chief of Nordic Studies in Education, at the opening of the 48th annual congress of the Nordic Educational Research Association (NERA) in Turku, Finland, on 4 March 2020. Nordic Studies in Education celebrates 40 years of publication this year.
Highlights
From Nordic Educational Research Association (NERA)’s first conference in Jyväskylä in 1973, it would take seven years before NERA had its own journal
Members of NERA and distinguished guests: As NERA’s journal Nordic Studies in Education turns 40 this year, I would like to travel back in time with you and examine the motives and background that led to the foundation of the journal and how it has evolved to this day
I mention this journal because Ahlströhm and others worked to connect this journal with what would become the Nordic Educational Research Association (NERA) in 1973
Summary
Members of NERA and distinguished guests: As NERA’s journal Nordic Studies in Education turns 40 this year, I would like to travel back in time with you and examine the motives and background that led to the foundation of the journal and how it has evolved to this day
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