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Beyond Gommunitarianism: Citizenship, Politics and Education,i and his associates. In his book . (1993) Etzioni tells readers that in 1990 a group of fifteen ‘ethicists, social philosophers, and social scientists met in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of the author and his colleague, William Galston’ (pp. 14–15). As they explored matters that ‘a(chǎn)fflict our

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Education for Citizenship and the National Curriculum,uding concern about low levels of participation in local, national and European elections; concern about the perceived rise of intolerance, xenophobia and racism throughout Europe; particular concerns about some young people and their apparent alienation and marginalization from the mainstream of so

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Literacy, Citizenship and Education,the Education Acts of the 1870s which established universal basic education in Britain. Since most contemporary theories of citizenship, ranging from the commonsensical through to the systematically philosophical, continue to presuppose (albeit sometimes implicitly) adult literacy, educationalists h

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Towards European Citizenship,ly reluctantly reassured that nothing in the Treaty on European Union directly affected her rights as a British citizen. In fact, what the Treaty does, by virtue of Article 8, is to . to her rights as a British national by making her a citizen of the European Union. The Treaty on European Union stat