Titlebook: Cultural Diversity in the Classroom; A European Compariso Julia Athena Spinthourakis (Tenured Assistant Prof Book 2012 VS Verlag für Sozial

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Perceptions of the EU and Democratic Values,tion. The existence of culturally distinct and different groups prompted the EU with its wealth of different languages and complex historical roots, to pay attention to the concepts of multiculturalism and multicultural society (Ireland, 2004; Vertovec and Wessendorf, 2004; Pennix and Spencer, 2008)

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Citizenship Education in the Multicultural Society of Latvia,here there lived mostly Latvians and Russians, and other ethnic minorities: 58% are Latvians, 29% are Russians, and 4% Byelorussians. Ukrainians, Poles, Lithuanians, Jews and others reside in Latvia in small numbers. Latvia is a democratic republic with 1.8 million residents having the right to vote

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Stephen Crane and , White Other,The contemporary multicultural societies are characterised by a growing debate about immigrants′ status and position in the society, community cohesion and the consequences from the changing patterns of immigration in Europe.

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Multicultural Classrooms: Inclusion without Integration?,The contemporary multicultural societies are characterised by a growing debate about immigrants′ status and position in the society, community cohesion and the consequences from the changing patterns of immigration in Europe.

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,“Just This Side of Colored”: , and ,,ulticultural classrooms in a multicultural society and – after having criticized culturalist approaches – ending up with the general concept of diversity: Education has to recognize the diversity in the class room and address the personalities who are building their identity.

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